Why does pelvic inflammatory disease recur?

Why does pelvic inflammatory disease recur?

Repeated attacks of pelvic inflammatory disease do lead to more serious diseases, so we also need to actively receive treatment. During the treatment process, we must first understand why pelvic inflammatory disease recurs. The cause of the attack is related to irregular medication. Hygiene habits may be incorrect. As immunity gradually decreases, the incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease will also increase.

1. Improper medication

When pelvic inflammatory disease occurs, many patients will choose to adhere to treatment at the first time. However, after a period of treatment, when the symptoms have improved, they will ignore the condition and drag it into chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Combined with the doctor's evaluation, do not stop taking the medicine at will.

2. No clean and hygienic habits

During menstruation, the endometrium is stripped, causing the blood sinuses to expand, which also creates a good environment for bacteria. If unclean sanitary napkins are used during this period, or if sexual intercourse is performed during menstruation, it is easy for bacteria to have a chance, which can also lead to repeated attacks of pelvic inflammation. In addition to hygienic habits, some women also go to extremes in their daily cleaning process, such as frequent use of soap or detergents, which destroys the balance of the original vaginal flora and is more likely to cause pelvic inflammation such as hydrosalpinx.

3. Having sex too frequently

When pelvic inflammatory disease does not improve, frequent sexual intercourse or lack of attention to personal hygiene before and after sexual intercourse can easily lead to disease, and more serious cases can also induce pelvic inflammatory disease.

4. Decreased immunity

The vagina itself contains pathogenic bacteria. Coupled with the relatively high pressure of life and long hours of overtime and staying up late, the body's resistance may gradually decrease. Pathogenic bacteria will take advantage of this opportunity to cause pelvic inflammation.

5. Recurrent miscarriage

For women, repeated miscarriages may also increase the incidence of pelvic inflammation. For example, going to an informal hospital for an abortion is more likely to cause sequelae. In the absence of a birth plan, contraceptive measures should be taken first. If an unexpected pregnancy occurs, it is also necessary to go to a formal hospital for an abortion. It is best to have postoperative treatment and regular check-ups.