What is pelvic infusion used to treat?

Many female friends do not understand pelvic injection and are worried, thinking that the only way to treat inflammation is to get an IV drip. In fact, this is an incomplete and incorrect understanding. To put it simply, pelvic injection is to directly inject the medicine into the patient's pelvis. On the third day after the patient's menstrual period is over, let the patient lie down after urinating, with the head slightly raised. The doctor punctures the lower abdomen from the basic puncture point into the lower abdomen and quickly injects the medicine into the pelvis, so that the medicine can directly take effect on the disease.

According to statistics, gynecological pelvic inflammatory disease is often caused by reverse infection or inflammation of adjacent organs (such as appendix) spreading to the pelvis. The female internal reproductive organs are located at the lowest point of the abdomen, and inflammation is absorbed slowly. If acute symptoms are not treated promptly and completely, they are likely to develop into chronic or inflammatory masses. Although intravenous administration results in high blood drug concentration, it is not easy for the drug to reach the diseased site, so the efficacy is poor.

The use of pelvic perfusion of drugs to treat chronic pelvic inflammatory disease allows the drugs to enter the disease directly, increasing the drug concentration in some tissues, requiring less medication, lasting longer, and with a low incidence of side effects. It is understood that intravenous drip treatment sometimes needs to be done once a day, and the treatment process can last up to 3.5 months or even half a year. Pelvic injection and auxiliary acupuncture therapy only take half an hour each time, and a course of three to five times is enough.

Pelvic perfusion for chronic pelvic inflammatory disease

Treatment 1: Physical therapy. The good stimulation of moist heat can promote blood circulation in the pelvic area, improve the nutritional status of tissues, increase metabolism, and facilitate the absorption and dissipation of inflammation. Common methods include medium and short wave low frequency therapeutic device, positive ion penetration wax therapy, etc. This is one of the treatments for pelvic inflammatory disease.

Treatment 2: surgical treatment. Lumps such as hydrosalpinx or bilateral fallopian tube and ovarian cysts can be treated surgically. This also belongs to the treatment measures for pelvic inflammatory disease.

Treatment three: general treatment to eliminate patients' psychological concerns, increase their confidence in treatment, improve nutrition, pay attention to a reasonable schedule of exercise, and enhance the body's resistance. The treatment of this type of pelvic inflammatory disease is relatively common.

Frequently asked questions

Some women, fearing weight gain, simply rely on not eating to lose weight, which puts the body in an extremely weak state. If they do not replenish nutrients in time, their resistance will drop sharply, which may cause various types of infections and even pelvic inflammatory disease.