What anti-inflammatory drugs are generally used for pelvic peritonitis

What are the anti-inflammatory drugs for the treatment of pelvic peritonitis? Pelvic peritonitis is a common gynecological inflammation, which can be divided into acute and chronic clinically. Chronic pelvic peritonitis is often caused by the failure to treat acute pelvic peritonitis in time. Many women with pelvic peritonitis will think of using anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. So what are the anti-inflammatory drugs for the treatment of pelvic peritonitis?

Pelvic peritonitis is divided into two stages. The first stage is acute pelvic peritonitis, which is a bacterial infection. Antibiotics are used to treat this stage. From this patient, we can see that the medicine chosen by this patient is half right and half wrong. Pelvic peritonitis is often infected from the bottom up, from the vagina and uterus of the gynecology department, so its pathogens are divided into two categories. The first category is negative bacilli; the second category is bacteria that die when exposed to air. Therefore, the doctor chose this medicine. The latter oxadiazole is effective, while the former medicine (azithromycin) is effective against positive bacteria and mycoplasma and chlamydia. Of course, some people now say that if it is mycoplasma or chlamydia, it can be well controlled by taking medicine once.

If you are still in the acute stage of infection or the acute attack of chronic infection worsens, it is okay to use antibiotics. On the contrary, some people have acute pelvic peritonitis at the beginning, and then the infection becomes chronic pelvic peritonitis. Chronic pelvic peritonitis is not a bacterial infection, but it causes some chronic inflammation of the pelvis after the infection, including thickening of some organs, so there is often a symptom, such as swelling, falling, pain, or some problems with leucorrhea. Only when your symptoms worsen, such as severe pain again, can you use medicine. In terms of choosing medicine, it is recommended that she keep it and change to another medicine. If there is an oral medicine, such as the commonly used penicillin, amoxicillin, it will be fine. There should still be many medicines to choose from. The above medication must be used under the guidance of a doctor.

Warm reminder: For patients with pelvic peritonitis, you should follow the doctor's advice. Patients with pelvic peritonitis should not use antibiotics casually to avoid abuse of antibiotics and cause drug resistance. It is best to use medication under the guidance of a doctor. It is worth noting that once an acute attack of pelvic peritonitis occurs, you must go to the hospital for treatment, and you cannot blindly take painkillers or just take some antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs, because acute pelvic peritonitis, if not treated in time, can cause pelvic peritonitis or diffuse peritonitis, and even cause bacteriocytosis, which is life-threatening.