How to take care of uterine effusion in daily life

Nowadays, the incidence of gynecological diseases is very high, especially uterine effusion. Uterine effusion is divided into acute and chronic types. In the face of the harm caused by uterine effusion, patients should seek treatment as soon as possible. Experts say that in order to cure this disease, they need to strengthen their own care. So, how should patients with uterine effusion be cared for in daily life? Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

1. When women suffer from acute or subacute uterine effusion, they must maintain an optimistic and positive attitude to cooperate with the doctor's treatment. They must strictly pay attention to bed rest, and can make timely adjustments to the semi-recumbent position. Sufficient rest can help patients excrete secretions from the body well. They must also maintain normal bowel habits, strictly observe changes in stool characteristics, and avoid the occurrence of acute peritonitis.

2. Female patients with uterine effusion should strictly pay attention to the hygiene of the perineum in daily life and keep it dry. Due to the weak constitution, they should try to avoid any bacterial invasion from the channel and prevent infection. Clean the perineum on time every day, use a dedicated basin to wash, and avoid direct contact with the inside of the perineum with hands or irritating soap. When there is a lot of leucorrhea, you should pay attention to observation and avoid wearing tight pants and underwear to avoid cross infection.

3. Female patients with gynecological diseases cannot avoid surgical treatment. Therefore, they should pay strict attention to the protection of the whole body before and after the operation to prevent bacteria from invading when the body is relatively fragile. And they should strictly avoid sexual intercourse, swimming and bathing together to avoid cross infection.

The content of "How to care for patients with uterine effusion in daily life" is introduced here. It can be seen that patients with uterine effusion must receive professional treatment during the illness, pay attention to personal hygiene, improve eating habits, and not take medicine without authorization. The editor reminds the majority of female compatriots to take good care of themselves in daily life, have regular gynecological examinations, and seek timely treatment if they find any physical discomfort.