Precautions for patients with pelvic inflammatory disease after discharge

With the acceleration of the pace of modern life, contemporary women are under increasing pressure, and the incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease is also increasing year by year. Many people choose surgery to treat pelvic inflammatory disease. What are the precautions for patients with pelvic inflammatory disease after discharge? Let the experts explain it to you.

The main things to note for patients with pelvic inflammatory disease after discharge are:

1. Pay attention to the gynecological disease survey, check the cervix regularly, and actively treat inflammation when it is detected early.

2. During menstruation: keep the vulva clean, and avoid bathing and sexual intercourse.

3. Pregnancy: Try not to go to public places in the early stage of pregnancy to avoid contact with bacteria, viruses and sexually transmitted diseases. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, the sweat glands and sebaceous glands secrete vigorously, so you should take a bath and change clothes frequently. It is better to take a shower and avoid a tub bath to prevent sewage from entering the vagina and causing infection.

4. Delivery: During the postpartum period, because the mother sweats a lot, she can often use warm water to bathe, change underwear, underwear, and bed sheets frequently. Wear warm and appropriate clothes to prevent cold in winter and heatstroke in summer. Wash your face, brush your teeth, comb your hair, wash your feet every day, wash your hands before meals, after defecation, and before breastfeeding, rinse or scrub the vulva with disinfectant twice a day, and rinse at any time after defecation.

5. Keep the vulva clean after the abortion. Avoid bathing and sexual intercourse within one month and take good contraceptive measures.

The above are the precautions for patients with pelvic inflammatory disease after being discharged from the hospital at different times. Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease must keep them in mind. If the disease recurs or worsens due to failure to follow the precautions for patients with pelvic inflammatory disease, the loss will outweigh the gain.

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