How does pelvic inflammatory disease develop?

Pelvic inflammation is often caused by bacterial infection. There are many ways of infection. First of all, some are caused by vaginal infection, and some are caused by cervical inflammation. Some are caused by infections of other pelvic organs, such as appendicitis, which can also cause pelvic inflammatory disease, so its infection routes are different. Generally speaking, pelvic inflammatory disease is mainly diagnosed through symptoms and signs and auxiliary examinations. The most common symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease are pain in the lower abdomen and increased leucorrhea. During the examination, there is tenderness in the lower abdomen and tenderness in the cervix. B-ultrasound can often find some pelvic effusion. Sometimes pelvic effusion can be tested for bacterial infection. Generally, some anti-inflammatory drugs are used for treatment. Well, you still need to re-examine in the future, and use B-ultrasound to check the changes in pelvic effusion.

What does leucorrhea look like in pelvic inflammatory disease

Pelvic inflammatory disease, increased vaginal discharge, is one of its manifestations. We have different clinical manifestations for the severity and scope of inflammation. In mild cases, pelvic inflammatory disease has no symptoms or mild symptoms. Common symptoms are pain in the lower abdomen and increased vaginal discharge. The pain is often aggravated by continuous activities or sexual intercourse. If the condition is serious, fever, even high fever, chills, headache, and lack of appetite may occur. During menstruation, the onset may cause increased menstrual flow and prolonged menstruation. If there is peritonitis, there will be symptoms of the digestive system, such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, diarrhea, etc. The treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease requires oral antibiotics.

Pelvic inflammatory disease treatment

The treatment of pelvic inflammation mainly depends on the specific situation of pelvic inflammation. If it is a chronic inflammation, it is generally treated with traditional Chinese medicine. You can choose Chinese medicine conditioning, and then combine it with physical therapy or enema, etc. Some people can also use acupuncture to treat chronic pelvic pain. Some people are indeed more stubborn, and the effect of relying solely on Western medicine is relatively poor, but if it is an acute inflammatory period, bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests can be performed. Choosing sensitive drugs for treatment will be relatively effective. Generally, cephalosporin anti-inflammatory drugs are used with metronidazole or tinidazole.