Which suppositories are best for pelvic inflammatory disease?

In real life, pelvic inflammatory disease is a common disease among women. Suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease will cause certain harm to women's physical health. It will also easily cause some complications, leading to uterine diseases, etc. Suppositories are commonly used drugs for the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease. However, suppositories for pelvic inflammatory disease cannot treat the root cause. It can be treated with drugs, and the effect of taking drugs is faster.

Which suppository is best?

For the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease, pelvic inflammation suppositories can be used. However, topical medications such as suppositories are not very effective for pelvic inflammatory disease because topical suppositories cannot enter the site of inflammation. Therefore, it is recommended to take systemic medication. It is recommended to use Bacillus and metronidazole infusion treatment while physical therapy is given.

Pelvic inflammatory disease is often divided into acute pelvic inflammatory disease and chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. If the acute phase is not completely cured, it may turn into chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Therefore, the acute phase should be treated actively and thoroughly. Temporary relief of symptoms should not be used as the standard of cure. At the same time, it is necessary to cooperate with lifestyle adjustments and prevention of recurrence.

The best time to treat pelvic inflammatory disease is during the early stages of inflammation to nip it in the bud, because chronic pelvic inflammatory disease that lasts for a long time is difficult to cure. Since pelvic inflammatory disease often affects the quality of life and married life due to long-term unhealed, and can cause infertility, induce tumors, etc., the treatment of this disease must be thorough, so everyone must master the treatment principles of pelvic inflammatory disease.

Note:

1. Do not blindly take medication on your own for the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease. 2. If you suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease, do not fall into the treatment misunderstandings of gynecological infectious diseases. Not only will the wrong medicine be unhelpful in treating the disease, it will also delay treatment and turn a minor illness into a major one. Or the surface symptoms are controlled, but the actual condition is concealed. 3. The key to treating pelvic inflammatory disease is persistence.

What causes pelvic inflammatory disease?

1. Poor menstrual hygiene. If you do not pay attention to menstrual hygiene, use unclean sanitary napkins and panty liners, take a bath during menstruation, have sexual intercourse during menstruation, etc., pathogens can invade and cause inflammation.

2. Inflammation of adjacent organs spreads directly. The most common ones are appendicitis and peritonitis. Because they are adjacent to the female internal reproductive organs, the inflammation can spread directly and cause pelvic inflammation. When suffering from chronic cervicitis, the inflammation can also cause pelvic connective tissue inflammation through the lymphatic circulation.

3. Infection after delivery or abortion. After delivery, the mother is weak, the cervix fails to close in time due to the leakage of lochia, there is a detached surface of the placenta in the uterine cavity, or the birth canal is damaged during delivery, or there are residual placenta and fetal membranes, or if she has sexual intercourse too early after delivery, pathogens invade the uterine cavity and easily cause infection. Post-abortion infection may occur if vaginal bleeding lasts too long during spontaneous abortion or medical abortion, if tissue remains in the uterine cavity, or if the aseptic operation during artificial abortion is not strict.

4. Infection after intrauterine surgery. Such as placement or removal of intrauterine contraceptive device, curettage, tubal insufflation, hysterosalpingography, hysteroscopy, submucosal myomectomy, etc., due to preoperative sexual intercourse or lax surgical disinfection or inappropriate selection of preoperative indications, acute infection after surgery may occur and spread, causing pelvic inflammatory disease.