How to prevent pelvic inflammatory disease?

When the female internal reproductive organs and the surrounding connective tissues and pelvic peritoneum are inflamed, it is called pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease is generally an inflammation of the female internal reproductive organs and the surrounding tissues caused by purulent bacteria, including endometritis, myometritis, salpingitis, oophoritis and pelvic connective tissue inflammation. Pelvic inflammatory disease makes many female friends suffer from "an additional inflammation" in the hot summer. So how to prevent pelvic inflammatory disease? This is a question that many women are concerned about.

How to prevent pelvic inflammatory disease?

1. To prevent pelvic inflammatory disease, if there is vaginal bleeding during menstruation, after abortion, and after gynecological surgery such as IUD insertion and removal, you must refrain from sexual intercourse, swimming, tub baths, and saunas. You must change sanitary napkins frequently. This will reduce the body's resistance and allow pathogens to easily enter the body and cause infection.

2. Reduce the harm of artificial abortion, do a good job of contraception, and try to reduce the trauma of artificial abortion. Strictly perform aseptic operation during the operation to avoid the invasion of pathogens.

3. Eliminate all routes of infection, keep the perineum clean and dry, wash the vulva with clean water every night, and use a dedicated basin for each person. Do not use your hands to wash the vagina, and do not use hot water or soap to wash the vulva. During pelvic inflammatory disease, the amount of leucorrhea is large and sticky, so change underwear frequently and do not wear tight or synthetic underwear.

4. To prevent pelvic inflammatory disease, you must completely cure acute pelvic inflammatory disease and prevent it from becoming chronic. Before surgery, you should keep the vulva clean and avoid sexual intercourse; after surgery, you should keep the vulva and vagina clean, wash the vulva with warm water, change the perineum pad and underwear frequently, and avoid sexual intercourse within 2-3 weeks.