Can pelvic inflammatory disease be treated?

Can pelvic inflammatory disease be treated?

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can be treated, and patients need to be treated as soon as possible until they are completely cured. Because once pelvic inflammatory disease develops into the chronic pelvic inflammatory disease stage, it is not only difficult to cure, but also has a great negative impact on the patient's health and quality of life.

1. Can pelvic inflammatory disease be treated?

1. Acute pelvic inflammatory disease

The main symptom of acute pelvic inflammatory disease is persistent pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by fever. Symptoms worsen after exercise or sexual intercourse. The main symptoms of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease are swelling and mild pain in the lower abdomen, which usually worsens after excessive fatigue and sexual intercourse. Most patients suffer from acute pelvic inflammatory disease for the first time. Although the symptoms are more serious, the healing period is relatively short and can be cured quickly.

2. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is actually the result of incomplete cure of acute pelvic inflammatory disease. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease often has deep lesions, is stubborn, and is difficult to eradicate through drug treatment. In order to completely cure chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, many patients can only choose surgery to accurately remove the diseased tissue at one time, or even the entire uterus or ovary. Although the recurrence of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease has basically ended, female patients have also lost their fertility.

Patients should be completely cured of pelvic inflammatory disease in the acute pelvic inflammatory disease stage. If it enters the chronic pelvic inflammatory disease stage, it will bring many inconveniences to the patient's future life and even seriously affect the patient's quality of life.

2. The causes of pelvic inflammatory disease:

There are many reasons for female pelvic inflammatory disease, such as the failure of the cervix to close in time after childbirth or abortion, which causes pathogens to enter the cervix and infect it. It may also be caused by improper surgery and postoperative care during gynecological examinations or gynecological surgeries. Of course, more cases are caused by sexual partners not cleaning sensitive parts before and after sex, and women not paying attention to menstrual hygiene during this special period, which causes pelvic inflammation.