Treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease is more effective during menstruation

For patients with pelvic inflammatory disease, when is the best time to treat pelvic inflammatory disease? Female patients are prone to menstruation when they are treating pelvic inflammatory disease, but they can only wait until the end of menstruation to go to the hospital for treatment. In fact, under normal circumstances, menstruation can also treat pelvic inflammatory disease, and the effect is very good, but bolts are not recommended because it has a great impact on menstruation.

Why is it more effective to treat pelvic inflammatory disease during menstruation?

1. More professional killing of bacteria: Changes in the pH value of the uterine cavity and vagina during menstruation and bleeding can easily make bacteria multiply actively, so taking medication during menstruation can eliminate bacteria before or during reproduction.

2. The dose distributed in the pelvic cavity is higher than usual: Due to the effect of hormones, the entire pelvic cavity is used and the entire pelvic mucosa is in a state of congestion. When the same dose of medicine is given, the dose distributed in the pelvic cavity along with the blood flow is higher than usual, which can directly act on the endometrium and improve the efficacy.

3. Shedding of infected endometrium: During menstruation, the endometrium sheds to form a new endometrium. Drugs can cause the infected endometrium to detach and form a non-infected endometrium.