What are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease and how to prevent and treat it

Symptoms of pelvic inflammation generally include lower abdominal pain, lower abdominal swelling, anal swelling, etc. In severe cases, there will be vulvar discharge, itching and discomfort. At this time, most treatments generally need to be treated in the hospital according to the situation. Generally, most of them can be treated through intravenous infusion or Chinese medicine enema plus physical therapy. In general, the occurrence of pelvic inflammation is mostly due to poor body resistance, vaginal inflammation infection, lack of active treatment, or various intrauterine surgeries. There is no anti-inflammatory symptomatic treatment after surgery, which will cause pelvic inflammation. Some pelvic inflammation attacks are caused by menstruation, or there are some infection symptoms. If not treated in time, it will cause pelvic inflammation.

What medicine should I take for pelvic inflammatory disease or adnexitis?

Pelvic inflammatory disease or adnexitis requires taking some anti-inflammatory drugs, which are more effective and need to be selected according to the severity of the inflammation. If the inflammation is mild, such as relatively mild pain in the lower abdomen, relatively short time, and no obvious systemic fever symptoms. During a gynecological examination, the uterus is slightly tender or the tenderness in the adnexal area is relatively mild. You can choose some Chinese patent medicines, which may have a certain effect on the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease. If the symptoms are more severe, such as severe pain in the lower abdomen and systemic fever symptoms, a gynecological examination, more leucorrhea, and obvious tenderness in the uterine adnexal area. B In this case, oral Western antibiotics are required, and sometimes intravenous infusion treatment is required.

Can pelvic inflammatory disease be cured?

Pelvic inflammatory disease needs to be judged whether it can be cured based on the condition and sensitivity to drugs. Most patients with acute pelvic inflammatory disease can be effectively relieved and the disease can be controlled in time if the treatment effect is better after using appropriate antibiotics. For chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, due to the chronic delay, the disease is prone to recurrence and the possibility of cure is not very large.