What kind of care should women take for pelvic peritonitis?

Precautions for pelvic peritonitis should be something that female friends must know. Pelvic peritonitis is a general term for inflammation of the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, and pelvic peritonitis. Due to the anatomical and physiological characteristics of the female reproductive tract, it is easy to be infected. Precautions for pelvic peritonitis: Pelvic peritonitis is mostly caused by ascending infection, and of course some of it is caused by systemic infection and blood spread to the pelvic cavity. Because it is easy to occur, prevention is the key point. Here are some precautions for pelvic peritonitis care:

① Pay attention to sexual hygiene, have a fixed sexual partner, and avoid promiscuity.

② Maintain good hygiene during menstruation, after miscarriage, and during the postpartum period, use disinfected products, and strictly prohibit bathing and sexual intercourse.

③ Pay attention to aseptic operation during curettage, vaginal pelvic surgery or vaginal examination (this is a system strictly followed by medical staff). Antibiotics should be used after surgery to prevent infection and reduce the chance of nosocomial infection.

④ Pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva to prevent infection from bathing utensils.

⑤ Sexual intercourse is prohibited during menstruation. Pay attention to hygiene during menstruation and daily life. Wash and change clothes frequently. Disinfect underwear. Pay attention to cleaning the vulva to prevent infection. Pay more attention to hygiene during sexual intercourse. After artificial abortion, delivery and gynecological surgery, strengthen care, regular check-ups, pay attention to nutrition, and exercise to strengthen physical fitness.

This disease is a common cause of infertility. For women who have not given birth, prevention of this disease is particularly important. To prevent this disease, the most important thing is to avoid unplanned pregnancy and artificial abortion. Sexual life is strictly prohibited during the three stages (menstrual period, pregnancy and puerperium). In rural areas, mothers should give birth in hospitals, and new methods of delivery are advocated. Do not give birth at home or use traditional methods to prevent infection. This is also the key to preventing the recurrence and aggravation of this disease. This disease is a chronic disease, and the pain it brings to patients is generally mild and easy to be ignored. However, if treatment is not adhered to, the course of the disease will be long and lingering. In order to facilitate long-term treatment, Chinese patent medicines and dietary therapy can be selected on the basis of syndrome differentiation, which can often achieve satisfactory results.