How do patients with pelvic inflammatory disease survive?

Pelvic inflammatory disease seriously affects the quality of life of female friends. Pelvic inflammatory disease may cause women to be unable to become pregnant. Therefore, the occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease can cause great harm to the patient's body. It must be treated in time. Pelvic inflammatory disease will not affect life expectancy after correct treatment. Therefore, treatment is very important. As long as it is treated correctly, you don’t have to worry about how to survive pelvic inflammatory disease.

In the chronic stage, it is best to adopt comprehensive treatment under the guidance of an experienced doctor. It is generally advocated to combine Chinese and Western medicine, systemic medication with local treatment, physical therapy with drug treatment, and the treatment should be persisted for a period of time before it will be effective.

Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease should eat a light diet and avoid strenuous exercise, such as running, playing ball, skipping rope, etc., which can aggravate pelvic congestion, cause local tissue hypoxia, and create a favorable environment for the growth of anaerobic bacteria, thereby aggravating the condition and making it difficult to recover. It is recommended to take a walk, do Tai Chi and other gentle exercises.

For patients with infertility caused by adhesions due to chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, tubal intubation should not be performed repeatedly and blindly, because doing so is not only ineffective, but will further aggravate the condition. If necessary, you should go to a hospital with better conditions and perform hysterosalpingography under X-ray. If obvious abnormalities are found in the angiography or if you are still not pregnant six months after the angiography (assuming that male infertility and other factors are excluded), you should undergo laparoscopy as soon as possible, perform pelvic adhesion release surgery under laparoscopy, and restore the normal anatomical relationship of the pelvic organs; at the same time, check whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, and perform tuboplasty or salpingostomy surgery if necessary. At the end of the operation, adhesion blocking agents are injected into the pelvis to prevent adhesions after surgery. Physical therapy is used after surgery, such as medium frequency, ultrashort wave, short wave penetration, Chinese and Western medicine ion penetration, etc., to accelerate local blood circulation, eliminate tissue edema, and release adhesions. If severe pelvic adhesions or uncorrectable fallopian tube lesions are found during the operation, in vitro fertilization-embryo transfer technology may be your only option for assisted pregnancy.

The above content has relevant introduction on how to survive pelvic inflammatory disease. In fact, no matter what kind of disease you suffer from, you must actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment, and you must also face it with a sunny attitude and give yourself some positive energy. Only in this way can the condition improve and effective auxiliary treatment be achieved.