What is the cure rate of pelvic peritonitis?

Some patients with pelvic peritonitis feel that their condition has not improved after a period of treatment during the initial treatment, so they think that this is an incurable disease and give up treatment. The issue of the cure of pelvic peritonitis troubles many patients. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the cure rate of pelvic peritonitis.

1. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment of pelvic peritonitis: Traditional Chinese medicine treatment takes a long time, but because the effect is too slow to take effect, it is difficult for patients to persist. Patients using this method need to persist in the treatment.

2. Drug treatment of pelvic peritonitis: Compared with the single treatment of antibiotics, patients with pelvic peritonitis should still adopt some clinical professional drug treatment. Among the current drugs in this regard, the domestic Fuyanjie, this external medicine for women, although it cannot cure pelvic peritonitis, it can relieve the symptoms of pelvic peritonitis to a certain extent; foreign professional clinical drugs that can completely cure pelvic peritonitis include Ximeiyan.

3. Physical therapy for pelvic peritonitis: warm and benign stimulation can promote local blood circulation in the pelvis, improve the nutritional status of tissues, and increase metabolism to facilitate the absorption and disappearance of inflammation. However, since physical therapy can only eliminate pathogenic cells in the superficial layer of the epidermis and cannot play a repairing role, and it is too irritating to the inner wall of pelvic peritonitis, the risk is too high. Generally, physical therapy is not recommended for patients to treat pelvic peritonitis.

4. Surgical treatment of pelvic peritonitis: unilateral oophorectomy or total hysterectomy plus bilateral oophorectomy. This method is generally used for female friends who are no longer fertile and have severe symptoms. Although it is promised that ovarian function should be preserved as much as possible for young women, there are still risks, and this method is not recommended.

After reading the introduction in this article, everyone knows that pelvic peritonitis can be cured. In fact, in the early stages, no matter whether the patient thinks pelvic peritonitis can be cured, he should do his best to control the development of the disease.