Do I need surgery for pelvic peritonitis?

Pelvic peritonitis is one of the most harmful gynecological diseases in women. Generally speaking, pelvic peritonitis is mainly common in married women. Moreover, it can be said that one of its greatest harms is that its early symptoms are not obvious. Therefore, it often leads to failure to treat it at the best time. Of course, lack of understanding of the disease is also an important factor. In its treatment, it is recommended to choose the most advanced treatment technology. Below is a summary of whether surgery is needed for pelvic peritonitis:

Generally speaking, the first thing that comes to mind after getting sick is drug treatment. How to carry out drug treatment mainly uses antibiotics to regulate endocrine and achieve the therapeutic effect. The next is physical therapy. According to different conditions, methods such as ultrasound, ion penetration, intrauterine injection of drugs, etc. can be used for treatment. Physical therapy has a good therapeutic effect.

For chronic pelvic peritonitis with obvious masses, surgical treatment should be considered. Surgical treatment can prevent the recurrence of the lesion and has the most obvious therapeutic effect. However, not all patients are suitable for surgical treatment.

In addition to receiving regular treatment, patients should not have any psychological burden. At the same time, they should increase nutrition in their lives, exercise moderately to improve their physical fitness and strengthen their immune system to resist diseases. When receiving treatment, they should choose a regular and professional hospital, so that they can choose a treatment method that is more suitable for them based on the doctor's rich clinical experience.

Generally speaking, when pelvic peritonitis has obvious symptoms, it is not early pelvic peritonitis. Therefore, it should be treated in time. In terms of treatment, it is best to decide the treatment method based on the patient's physical condition and choose the treatment method suitable for the patient. At present, minimally invasive treatment technology for pelvic peritonitis is suitable for the vast majority of women.