Contraindications of physical therapy for chronic pelvic inflammatory disease

When patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease have poor resistance, they may have acute attacks, and some patients may experience systemic symptoms, such as low fever, easy fatigue, etc. Due to the long course of the disease, some patients may also experience symptoms of neurasthenia, such as lack of energy, general discomfort, insomnia, etc.

Patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease have a more stubborn condition and require long-term treatment. Patients can choose physical therapy to relieve symptoms, but patients should avoid contraindications before undergoing physical therapy.

Physical therapy for chronic pelvic inflammatory disease

Physical therapy uses the effect of warmth to relieve patient symptoms. Warmth can promote local blood circulation in the patient's pelvis, improve the nutritional status of the patient's pelvic tissue, and increase metabolism, which is conducive to the absorption and disappearance of inflammation.

Commonly used physical therapy methods include short wave, ultrashort wave, microwave, laser, ion penetration (various antibacterial drugs such as penicillin, streptomycin, etc. can be added), etc.

Contraindications of physical therapy for chronic pelvic inflammatory disease

1. Menstrual period and pregnancy: Patients should avoid physical therapy during menstruation and pregnancy.

2. Malignant tumors in reproductive organs: Patients with malignant tumors in reproductive organs should cure the tumor first and then receive physical therapy.

3. Accompanied by bleeding: When the patient is accompanied by bleeding, the cause of bleeding should be found out and physical therapy should be performed after treatment.

4. Medical complications, such as heart, liver, and kidney dysfunction.

5. Active tuberculosis.

6. High fever: Avoid physical therapy during high fever and wait until the fever subsides before doing so.

7. Allergic constitution.