Is pelvic inflammatory disease likely to recur?

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a very common disease, and most of the people who get it are married women, because after marriage, women will face the problem of childbirth, and childbirth will cause great harm to women's bodies. Most women get gynecological diseases after childbirth, and pelvic inflammatory disease is also like this. It is an inflammation caused by female genital nodules. So is pelvic inflammatory disease easy to recur?

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a common disease among married women in today's life. Many people ask doctors whether pelvic inflammatory disease will recur.

Many female friends are very concerned about the question of whether pelvic inflammatory disease will recur, because pelvic inflammatory disease brings a lot of inconvenience to the daily life of female friends, which makes them very distressed.

Do you know that pelvic inflammatory disease can recur? Many patients will ask whether pelvic inflammatory disease can recur. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is a very common gynecological disease.

Women's pelvic inflammatory disease can be acute or chronic. Acute pelvic inflammatory disease is mainly caused by pathogens. So will pelvic inflammatory disease recur? In response to this question, gynecological experts said that whether pelvic inflammatory disease can recur may vary depending on the severity and extent of the inflammation. Usually patients often have high fever, chills, loss of appetite and lower abdominal pain, and may also be accompanied by digestive system and urinary system symptoms. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is mostly caused by incomplete treatment of acute pelvic inflammatory disease and prolonged course of the disease. Some women do not have the process of acute pelvic inflammatory disease, but directly manifest as chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. When the body's resistance is poor, it manifests as an acute attack. The patient's systemic symptoms are not obvious, and sometimes there may be low fever, lower abdominal pain and back pain; increased menstruation and leucorrhea.

Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is difficult to cure with drug treatment alone. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease should be treated with comprehensive treatment. After treatment, you should pay attention to personal hygiene care, avoid sexual intercourse in the short term, and eat less spicy and irritating food. Pay attention to these situations and go for regular gynecological examinations. Will pelvic inflammatory disease recur? Can pelvic inflammatory disease be cured? Regarding the issue of pelvic inflammatory disease, the recurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease is because women do not receive thorough treatment. Pelvic inflammatory disease is not an incurable disease. It can be cured as long as women persist in treatment.

However, there are still many cases of recurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease in clinical practice. Why is this?

Regarding the question of whether pelvic inflammatory disease will recur, experts say that the most important reason for the recurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease is incomplete treatment and stopping treatment as soon as it gets better. Many women stop treatment without authorization when their symptoms improve slightly, so that the symptoms reappear soon after, and they need to be treated again, and all the previous treatment efforts are wasted. If this repetitive process is prolonged for a long time, the pathogens will eventually develop drug resistance, which will not only affect the efficacy of the drugs, but will also lead to repeated attacks of inflammation that will be difficult to heal for a long time. In addition, the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease also focuses on conditioning, that is, the three aspects of dietary supplements, physical exercise and psychological therapy are implemented together to enhance the body's immunity and maintain the balance of yin and yang. If pelvic inflammatory disease has completely healed, it generally will not recur, but it may recur. In terms of daily life and diet, just pay attention to balanced nutrition, combine work and rest, strengthen physical exercise, pay attention to personal hygiene, etc.

In addition, pelvic inflammatory disease does not cause diarrhea. Indigestion, infection, autonomic dysfunction, intestinal flora imbalance, etc. can all cause diarrhea symptoms. It is recommended to go to the internal medicine department of a regular hospital in time to determine the cause through physical examination, blood test, stool test, etc., and deal with it in a targeted manner to avoid delays.