Pelvic inflammatory disease usually causes pain in three places

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a common gynecological disease. Its pain manifestations are diverse, but not limited to three areas of pain, including lower abdominal pain, low back pain, sacral pain, abdominal pain, back pain, etc.

1. Lower abdominal pain: Lower abdominal pain is one of the most common symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease. The pain may become more severe during or before and after menstruation. Pay attention to rest and avoid overwork. Keep the vulva clean and avoid sexual intercourse. Use clindamycin tablets, metronidazole tablets and other drugs for anti-inflammatory treatment as prescribed by the doctor.

2. Waist pain: Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease may experience waist pain, which usually manifests as persistent dull pain or soreness. Maintain a correct sitting and sleeping posture and avoid excessive bending. Massage, hot compress, acupuncture and other methods can be used to relieve pain.

3. Sacral pain: Pelvic inflammatory disease may also cause sacral pain, especially during defecation or urination. Avoid standing or sitting for long periods of time and take adequate rest. Keep bowel movements smooth and avoid constipation. Follow the doctor's advice to use ornidazole suppositories, ibuprofen sustained-release capsules and other drugs for symptomatic treatment.

4. Abdominal distension: Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease may experience abdominal distension, especially after standing for a long time or being tired. Avoid eating too fast or too much, and maintain a regular diet. Use levofloxacin capsules, mosapride and other drugs as prescribed by the doctor to relieve the distension.

5. Back pain: Back pain caused by pelvic inflammatory disease usually manifests as persistent dull pain or soreness, which may affect daily life in severe cases. Take adequate rest and avoid overwork. Perform back massage or hot compress to relieve pain.

You should take rest, maintain a correct posture, avoid overwork, and use appropriate medications under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, keeping the vulva clean and avoiding sexual intercourse are also important measures to relieve pelvic inflammatory pain.