What to do if you have pelvic inflammatory disease and lower abdominal pain

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a common gynecological disease, and its occurrence is related to women's lack of attention to hygiene and other reasons. Common symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease include irregular menstruation, abnormal leucorrhea, etc. Due to the irritation of inflammation, the lower abdomen may also feel bloated and painful, making the patient feel very uncomfortable. What should I do if I suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease and lower abdominal pain?

1. What to do if you have lower abdominal pain due to pelvic inflammatory disease

Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease who experience lower abdominal pain should actively receive anti-infection and analgesic treatment. Before treatment, relevant examinations should be carried out, such as routine blood tests and the amount of pelvic effusion, and then symptomatic treatment can be given. For mild pelvic inflammation, oral antibiotics can be used for treatment, such as oral metronidazole capsules, erythromycin, etc. For severe pelvic inflammation, if the blood count shows that the white blood cell count is too high, intravenous drip treatment should be considered. Generally, ornidazole injection and cefuroxime injection are used for treatment. Once the inflammation is under control, the patient's lower abdominal pain will naturally improve.

2. How to take care of pelvic inflammatory disease in daily life

1. Pay attention to your diet

Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease should pay attention to dietary adjustments in daily life, especially daily nutrition. During the treatment period, the diet must be light. If there are symptoms of fever, you can drink some juice appropriately, but avoid drinking cold drinks. For patients with yellow and heavy discharge, they should eat less spicy, greasy and fried foods. Patients can eat more eggs, milk, fresh vegetables and fruits in moderation. Yogurt and papaya are conducive to digestion, can prevent gastrointestinal infection, and have a good auxiliary therapeutic effect on pelvic inflammatory disease.

2. Pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene issues

In addition to diet, patients should usually do a good job of their own hygiene, keep the vulva clean and dry, you can wash the vulva with warm water every night, but avoid vaginal cleaning, and do not use hot water or soap to clean the vulva. During the treatment period of pelvic inflammatory disease, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited to avoid aggravating the condition.