Cervical empyema is an uncommon gynecological disease that is also related to the age of women. It is also important to pay attention to reasonable lifestyle habits and dietary methods in order to prevent this disease from multiple aspects.
Causes of cervical pus accumulation
1. Sepsis generation. It can initially be pus, or it can first be non inflammatory fluid accumulation, blood accumulation, and then combined with infection;
2. Cervical stenosis and atresia. Endometritis is the most direct cause of this disease. In fact, Endometritis in young women is not uncommon, but the formation of uterine pus is rare. Because the cervical canal plays a good drainage role. After amenorrhea, female estrogen levels decrease, cervical atrophy occurs, gland secretion decreases, and cervical and vaginal functions decrease. When pathogenic microorganisms enter the vagina in a retrograde manner, the cervical canal adhesions, narrows, or closes, ultimately leading to pus in the uterine cavity.
Prevention of cervical pus accumulation
1. Strengthen hygiene promotion for postmenopausal women, take a shower, change underwear, and keep the external genitalia clean and dry.
2. Properly and actively participate in physical exercise.
3. Maintain a relaxed mood and enhance immunity.
4. Take out the Intrauterine device during amenorrhea, and seek medical advice immediately if you feel unwell.
5. The gynecology department should be checked regularly every year, and postpartum women should pay attention to controlling their own diseases such as diabetes.
Causes and manifestations of postmenopausal uterine abscess
Postmenopausal women are prone to Bacterial vaginosis due to the decrease of estrogen level and the weakening of vaginal disease resistance, which is characterized by the increase of Vaginal discharge, white or yellow color, and fishy smell. If not treated in time, the upward infection will cause inflammation of the cervical canal, that is, the stenosis and closure of the cervical canal, which will lead to the retention of uterine secretions, that is, infection, and the formation of uterine abscess. Gynecological color Doppler ultrasound shows separation of uterine cavity lines, low echo or poor translucency in the uterine cavity.
Preventive measures for intrauterine empyema after amenorrhea
Firstly, pay attention to personal hygiene, not too much, and not too much. Generally speaking, clean the external genitalia every 3-5 days, and never wash the vagina. Secondly, things that come into contact with the external genitalia and vagina must be clean. Third, once there is an increase in Vaginal discharge and peculiar smell, you should see a doctor in time, take medicine according to the doctor's advice, and treat Vaginitis in time. Fourth, supplement estrogen appropriately to enhance the vaginal disease resistance. Fifth, pay attention to the sexual hygiene of the elderly and avoid Vaginitis.