Interventional treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease

We all know that if women do not take good care of their bodies after childbirth or miscarriage, it is very likely to cause pelvic inflammatory disease. After getting pelvic inflammatory disease, it is particularly difficult to recover and it is very easy to relapse. When treating pelvic inflammatory disease, interventional treatment methods should be selected, because this can deliver the medicine directly into the female body and cure it as soon as possible. So what is interventional treatment for pelvic inflammatory disease?

Prevention of pelvic inflammatory disease

1. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene and avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation

(1) During menstruation, women’s body resistance is low. If they do not pay attention to hygiene at this time, they are very likely to get infected.

(2) During menstruation, choose sanitary napkins produced by regular manufacturers, change underwear frequently, and avoid taking baths in a tub.

2. Minimize the number of miscarriages

(1) Take good contraceptive measures at ordinary times.

(2) After an unexpected pregnancy, go to a regular hospital for treatment. Avoid having sex for a period of time after the operation and pay attention to hygiene.

3. Treat diseases promptly

If you find that you have diseases such as appendicitis, you should seek timely treatment to prevent the inflammation from spreading to the pelvic tissue and causing pelvic inflammatory disease.

The best treatment for pelvic inflammatory disease: interventional therapy

Experts pointed out that interventional therapy is to introduce high-concentration and high-efficiency drugs directly into the lesion site through puncture technology under the guidance of the B-ultrasound visual system, accurately kill pathogenic microorganisms, shorten the medication time, and continuously flush them out of the body to achieve the purpose of sterilization and anti-inflammation.

Interventional therapy has five main advantages:

1. Safe, painless, and has little side effects on the human body.

2. No need for hospitalization, you can leave after treatment, and the cost is lower.

3. Comprehensively and effectively kill pathogenic bacteria and eliminate viruses in the body.

4. No bleeding, no traumatic damage to the lesion tissue, easy treatment and less likely to relapse.

There are many treatment options for fallopian tube obstruction, but not all of them are suitable. The choice of treatment plan needs to be based on the specific location and degree of fallopian tube blockage, and should not be done blindly. If the blockage is in the interstitial part or isthmus, then guidewire intervention can be used for treatment. However, if it is water accumulation in the ampulla or occlusion at the fimbria, interventional treatment is definitely not an option. Moreover, intervention is not a panacea. If the interstitial isthmus is severely blocked, the possibility of interventional cure is very small.