Treatment of pelvic effusion in pelvic inflammatory disease

Many so-called pelvic inflammatory diseases and adnexitis are unclear diagnoses. If there are no definite B-ultrasound results, symptoms, and signs, the female reproductive organ function in the pelvis can be adjusted to the best through non-drug treatments such as female diet, exercise, and hot compresses. However, if the above results confirm pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, or even endometritis, active treatment must be given.

Treatment of pelvic effusion due to pelvic inflammatory disease: comprehensive treatment.

First of all, we need to change our personal living habits. Office women sit for long periods of time, lack exercise, poor pelvic blood flow, or retrograde infection of vaginal and urinary bacteria, coupled with the influence of sexual intercourse, abortion, childbirth, etc., are more likely to get pelvic inflammatory disease. So we should pay attention to hygiene and do some exercises that are beneficial to pelvic blood circulation, such as jogging, yoga, and body ballet. If we really don't have time to do it, pelvic floor muscle exercises to lift the anus and tighten the vagina are also very effective.

Secondly, you must insist on using antibiotics according to the course of treatment. You can choose appropriate antibiotics based on your usual physical condition and medication. You must consult a doctor about the use of antibiotics, because they should neither be abused nor not used.

Patients can boil Chinese medicine, which requires observation, smell, questioning and palpation to prescribe the right medicine. Professional Chinese medicine prescriptions organically combine "washing", "applying", "irrigation" and "taking". It can effectively kill pathogens and inflammatory cells, promote local blood circulation in the pelvic cavity, and improve the nutritional status of tissues. It improves metabolism, accelerates the absorption and disappearance of inflammation, and thus achieves the purpose of treating the exterior and the interior.

A small amount of pelvic effusion does not mean pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease has an impact on conception. But it does not mean that pelvic effusion is pelvic inflammatory disease.

There are many reasons for pelvic effusion. People may have a certain amount of pelvic effusion in their bodies, especially after ovulation. A small amount of pelvic effusion does not mean there is any problem. Further examination is required to see if there are abdominal pain symptoms, symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease, and vaginal inflammation. Based on this series of indications, it can be judged whether it is pelvic inflammatory disease.