How to care for female pelvic peritonitis

First, let's briefly introduce the basic knowledge of pelvic peritonitis to women who don't know about it. Pelvic peritonitis can be divided into acute pelvic peritonitis and chronic pelvic peritonitis. The treatment and care of pelvic peritonitis often manifest as symptoms such as lower abdominal distension, leucorrhea odor, frequent urination, and painful urination. The pelvic cavity is the gathering place of female internal reproductive organs, which is very susceptible to bacterial infection and pelvic peritonitis. The treatment and care of pelvic peritonitis are particularly important.

1. Eat a healthy diet

Some female friends, fearing obesity, simply rely on skipping meals to lose weight, which puts the body in an extremely weak state, and even causes serious damage to liver and kidney function, or becomes anorexic. This is very bad for the treatment and care of pelvic peritonitis. If adequate nutrition is not given in time during the treatment and care of pelvic peritonitis, it will cause a sharp drop in the body's resistance, and may lead to various types of infections, or even pelvic peritonitis.

Therefore, experts recommend that women who are dieting should eat more high-protein foods, such as lean meat, soy products, vegetables and fruits, which can meet the needs of the human body without increasing weight. This is a good method for people who are dieting and want to treat and care for pelvic peritonitis.

2. Pay attention to hygiene during menstruation

Menstrual hygiene is the key point to prevent gynecological inflammation emphasized by many doctors. The most important thing is not to have sex during menstruation. Most mature women can do this now, but there are still many students who do not understand this principle and get gynecological inflammation at a young age. Nowadays, modern working women are under increasing pressure at work and cannot get enough rest during menstruation. Over time, it is easy to form pelvic congestion, reduce resistance, and form pelvic peritonitis.