Is pelvic peritonitis difficult to cure?

When it comes to pelvic peritonitis, I believe many women are very afraid, because in recent years, women's gynecological diseases have increased day by day, and the medical community has also paid great attention to women's gynecological diseases. However, there are still many cases that cannot be treated. It is also for this reason that many patients are very distressed after the disease, which seriously affects the patients' lives and studies. Even so, there are still many patients who do not know much about pelvic peritonitis. Now let's introduce pelvic peritonitis and some tips on how to treat pelvic peritonitis.

In fact, pelvic peritonitis is an inflammatory disease of the female pelvic reproductive organs. Many people are very familiar with this disease, and there are often different types of pelvic peritonitis. Many patients will suffer from inflammation of the entire pelvic cavity after the disease. The congestion of the entire pelvic peritoneum also causes a lot of purulent fluid to seep out, which basically contains fibrin. After the inflammation occurs, it connects with the uterus or the intestinal tract to form a mass. In fact, this mass has the ability to protect, and it limits the inflammation to the vicinity of the pelvic cavity, which can prevent it from spreading to other parts of the abdomen. However, there will still be a gap in the middle, and a lot of inflammatory fluid will seep out through the gap and connect to other organs. Slowly, an inflammatory mass is formed.

Pelvic inflammatory disease can be cured. Now let’s introduce the treatment methods one by one.

1) Tissue therapy: including placental globulin and placental tissue fluid. This method can be injected intramuscularly, and the specific dosage needs to be consulted by the doctor.

2) Antibiotic treatment: If the patient's symptoms are more obvious, antibiotics should be used for treatment at the beginning. Antibiotics can completely kill some residual substances that cause the disease and prevent other complications. The basic drugs are: gentamicin, metronidazole, penicillin, etc.

3) Physical therapy: If warm and benign stimulation is used, it can also promote the circulation of pelvic blood. It can also effectively improve the local tissue nutrition status. It can also help absorb and reduce inflammation. Many people use shortwave, infrared, or ion penetration indoor methods.

4) Surgical cure: If the inflammation is severe, surgery can be used. However, the specific surgical plan requires specific arrangements by the doctor.

After introducing so much, I believe that many patients have a preliminary understanding of pelvic peritonitis. If a patient becomes ill, he or she should go to a regular hospital for treatment in time, so that the disease can be effectively controlled. The patient should also listen to the doctor's advice and take medication on time, so that early treatment and early recovery can be achieved.