What to do with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and low back pain

What to do if you have chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and low back pain?

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease refers to chronic inflammation of the female genitals and the surrounding connective tissue and pelvic peritoneum. Acute pelvic inflammatory disease is often not treated thoroughly, and the course of acute pelvic inflammatory disease can be prolonged and recurrent, causing chronic pelvic inflammatory disease; however, there may be no history of acute pelvic inflammatory disease, such as salpingitis caused by Chlamydia trachomatis infection.

Treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and low back pain:

First of all, you should seek medical attention in time and take medicine according to the doctor's advice. If you feel any discomfort or are allergic to antibiotics, you should notify them in time. Do not stop taking the medicine at will or use it indiscriminately. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and low back pain can also be treated with physical therapy. Hot compresses can have a strong stimulating effect on the pelvic area, which can effectively promote blood circulation and relieve pain. It can also be treated with laser therapy, microwave therapy and other methods. In addition to treatment, patients must also pay attention to keeping warm and wearing more clothes when the weather is cold.

Measures to prevent chronic pelvic inflammatory disease:

Pay attention to the combination of work and rest. Patients should learn some physical exercises, such as Tai Chi, Tai Chi sword, etc., to promote recovery. At the same time, pay attention to contraception, control sexual intercourse, reduce the chance of uterine trauma such as abortion surgery, and prevent bacteria from invading again and aggravating the condition. Pay attention to dietary conditioning, eat a nutritious diet with high protein and high vitamins, including lean meat, pork liver, tofu, chicken, fruits, vegetables, etc. It is strictly forbidden to consume spicy foods such as tobacco, alcohol, and strong tea.