Pelvic inflammatory disease is a relatively common and high-incidence gynecological disease. Too frequent sexual intercourse can easily induce pelvic inflammatory disease. This red disease poses a great threat to physical health, especially leading to long-term backache in women. Abdominal pain and other symptoms will worsen during menstruation, so many women do not pay attention to it and just think it is simple dysmenorrhea, or they think it is dysmenorrhea caused by cold uterus.

Women with long-term backache and abdominal pain should beware of pelvic inflammatory disease

1. If you have back pain, abdominal pain, excessive leucorrhea, general fatigue, headache and other symptoms, then it is very likely that it is not just a lumbar spine problem, but pelvic inflammatory disease!

2. If you experience discomfort such as lower abdominal pain, anal swelling, painful urination, etc., you should consider it to be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease!

When the above two symptoms occur, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up first, not just an orthopedic check-up, but a comprehensive gynecological check-up. Do not ignore it to avoid missing the best opportunity for treatment.

Pelvic inflammatory disease may cause a variety of complications

1. Affects the couple’s life. Pelvic inflammatory disease often recurs and persists for a long time, causing anxiety, irritability, depression and other negative emotions to the patient, followed by sexual apathy and sexual aversion, affecting the couple’s life.

2. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease that leads to ectopic pregnancy is mostly bilateral salpingitis. If it is not cured for a long time, the fallopian tubes will be blocked by adhesions, and the lumen will become narrow or atretic, resulting in the inability of the fertilized egg to implant in the uterine cavity and the formation of ectopic pregnancy.

3. Cause infertility. Pelvic inflammatory disease can cause adhesions or even complete obstruction of the lumen of both fallopian tubes, impeding the passage of eggs, sperm or fertilized eggs, leading to infertility.

How to treat pelvic inflammatory disease

1. Pay attention to cleaning and hygiene during menstruation and daily vaginal hygiene:

During the menstrual period, the endometrial stripping causes the blood sinuses to expand, creating a good environment for the growth of bacteria. If you do not pay attention to personal vaginal hygiene at this time, use unclean sanitary napkins, have sex during menstruation, etc., it is easy for pathogenic bacteria to invade Reproductive tract, causing pelvic inflammatory disease through upward spread. You should also keep your vagina clean and hygienic at ordinary times, change and wash underwear frequently, and keep your private parts clean and dry. Some women think that keeping the vagina clean means frequent vaginal douching. In fact, this will destroy the original balance of vaginal flora and more easily lead to pelvic inflammatory disease. I have seen many patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease such as hydrosalpinx in clinical practice, and many of them have this bad habit. Therefore, sisters, if the doctor does not recommend vaginal douching due to vaginitis or other reasons, do not douche yourself.

2. Married couples should live in moderation and pay attention to cleanliness before and after sex:

Improper sexual intercourse is also an important cause of pelvic inflammatory disease. If couples live too frequently, neglect local cleaning before intercourse, fail to urinate or clean in time after repeated intercourse, or even live together during menstruation, these bad habits will cause bacteria brought into the vagina from the outside to destroy the balance of normal flora in the vagina. , causing the bacteria to grow and multiply rapidly, causing the bacteria to ascend to the pelvic cavity and cause pelvic inflammatory disease. Therefore, sisters, while enjoying your married life, you must remember to protect your own cornucopia.

3. When there is no planned childbirth, contraceptive measures should be taken to avoid repeated miscarriage:

Repeated abortions are also the cause of pelvic inflammatory disease in many young women. Nowadays, most abortions are painless, which reduces the pain of abortion. However, some women mistakenly believe that abortion is not a big deal. If they do not pay attention to contraceptive measures during sex, they can easily get "succumbed". Many women find regular hospitals crowded and troublesome to undergo examinations, so they choose to undergo unstandardized, unhygienic, and unsafe abortion surgeries in irregular clinics, which can lead to adverse consequences such as genital inflammation. Therefore, sisters, first of all, you should use good contraception when you don’t want to have children. Secondly, for any reproductive tract surgery including abortion, IUD, IUD removal, cervical surgery, etc., it is best to go to a regular hospital, which has strict disinfection and a strong concept of sterility. , less likely to cause pelvic inflammatory disease due to infection.

4. Improve your own resistance:

There are pathogenic bacteria in the female vagina itself. When your body is strong, these bacteria will not come out to cause trouble. Once the resistance drops, pathogenic bacteria will take the opportunity to enter and cause pelvic inflammatory disease. Therefore, sisters, you should pay attention to strengthening your physical fitness and improving your own resistance. The most important things to improve your physical fitness are daily routine, regular diet, proper exercise, and maintaining a good attitude.

5. Pay attention to your diet, eat less spicy and cold food and keep your lower abdomen warm:

The weather is very hot, and many women do not have taboos in their diet. They often like to eat some cold food to relieve the heat. This may also cause pelvic congestion and induce pelvic inflammatory disease. Especially during menstruation, they should avoid eating cold food. food. Similarly, when staying in an air-conditioned room for a long time, you should also pay attention to keeping your lower abdomen warm to avoid coldness in your waist and abdomen.