Post Date October, 06 2023
Discitis is a gynecological disease that we should pay attention to. After falling ill, it not only affects the normal life and work of patients, but also seriously endangers their health. We must actively treat it.
Can pelvic inflammatory disease lead to infertility?
Pelvic inflammatory disease may cause blockage or occlusion of the patient's fallopian tubes, affecting the fertilization effect and leading to infertility.
At present, the possibility of pelvic inflammatory disease leading to blocked fallopian tubes is increasing. Endometrial inflammation caused by pelvic inflammatory disease can also spread upwards, leading to the occurrence of endometritis in the fallopian tubes, leading to interstitial congestion, edema, white blood cell immersion, and in severe cases, blockage or degenerative deformation of the fallopian tubes. In addition, pelvic inflammation alters the acid-base environment in the vagina, dilutes semen, weakens sperm permeability and vitality, and causes infertility.
The hazards of osteodiscitis
1. Ectopic pregnancy: Osteoarthritis is often caused by untimely treatment. When delayed for a long time, the mucosa of the inner layer of the fallopian tube gradually adheres, the diameter of the tube narrows or closes, affecting the normal trajectory of eggs, sperm, and fertilized eggs, leading to ectopic pregnancy.
2. Infertility: The uterus and fallopian tubes are directly affected, especially in chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, where the fallopian tubes gradually become rigid or blocked, sperm cannot function properly, and eggs cannot function properly, affecting pregnancy.
3. Dysmenorrhea: Inflammation affects all the internal organs of the entire reproductive system. Dysmenorrhea has a wide range, with persistent pain on both sides of the upper abdomen, extending to the waist, and sometimes the anus expanding.
4. Sexual pain: During sexual activity, if a man exerts a slight amount of force, the female pelvis will experience impulsive pain, which will cause aversion over time.
5. Pelvic adhesions: When the symptoms of pelvic inflammation are severe, the inflammation extends to the peritoneum and uterus, ultimately forming a widespread adhesion condition.
Treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease
1. Psychological therapy: General treatment relieves patients' mental worries, enhances treatment confidence, increases nutrition, exercises the body, pays attention to the combination of work and rest, and improves physical resistance.
2. Physical therapy: Warm and benign stimulation can promote local blood circulation in the pelvis. Improving the nutritional status of tissues, enhancing metabolism, and promoting anti-inflammatory effects. Commonly used include short wave, ultra short wave, ion permeation (various drugs such as penicillin and streptomycin can be added), wax therapy, etc.
