How to treat pelvic inflammatory disease

How is pelvic inflammatory disease treated?

Pelvic inflammatory disease, as the name suggests, refers to inflammation of the pelvic area around the female genitals and uterus, and of course it may also be inflammation of the pelvic peritoneum. Pelvic inflammatory disease is divided into acute pelvic inflammatory disease and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, and the treatment methods for acute and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease are also different.

So, how do you treat pelvic inflammatory disease?

1. How to treat acute pelvic inflammatory disease?

For most patients with acute pelvic inflammatory disease, the use of antibiotics has a good effect. It is also the mainstream treatment for acute pelvic inflammatory disease. When using antibiotics for treatment, the usage and dosage of antibiotics need to follow the doctor's advice. After the acute pelvic inflammatory disease is completely cured, it must be confirmed that the drug should be stopped.

2. How to treat chronic pelvic inflammatory disease?

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can be cured through surgery, mainly for some patients with severe symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease, such as fallopian tube masses and water, pelvic inflammatory disease and ovarian cysts, or obvious infection after examination. These situations can be treated with surgery for pelvic inflammatory disease. After surgical removal of the lesion, the recurrence rate of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease will be greatly reduced.

3. Correct Chinese medicine therapy:

Many patients with pelvic inflammatory disease, especially those with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, can often achieve good results by appropriately combining traditional Chinese medicine with physical therapy in the original treatment plan. This is because physical therapy can gently stimulate the pelvic area and continue to stimulate local blood circulation in the pelvic cavity. Traditional Chinese medicine physical therapy can improve the body's condition and enhance the patient's own immunity and resistance, thereby achieving the purpose of treating or even curing pelvic inflammation.