Will pelvic adhesions recur after surgery?

Pelvic adhesion is a common gynecological disease, mainly due to inflammation of the pelvic tissues and organs. For example, if the ovaries, fallopian tubes and uterus are inflamed, infection is likely to occur. At this time, patients often experience pain in the waist and knees, and may even lead to infertility. Generally speaking, this condition can be treated through surgery, and recurrence should be prevented after the surgery.

Will pelvic adhesions recur after surgery?

Surgery is also a common treatment method currently. For example, hysteroscopy combined with minimally invasive techniques has good therapeutic effects. As these surgeries continue to advance in technology and modernization, the therapeutic effects are also very good. Unfortunately, after pelvic adhesion surgery, the patient's condition is prone to recurrence.

Since pelvic adhesions are mostly caused by inflammation, if pelvic inflammation is not completely eliminated, even if the surgery can successfully separate the adhesions of pelvic tissues, pelvic adhesions such as fallopian tube adhesions, ovarian and fallopian tube adhesions may reappear after the surgery.

Therefore, starting from the overall situation and finding out the cause of pelvic adhesion will be beneficial to the patient's recovery. The key to treating pelvic adhesions lies in the treatment of pelvic inflammation. Many medicines, such as Fuyan Pills and antibiotics, have good effects on the treatment of pelvic inflammation.

Of course, in addition to the fact that pelvic adhesion surgery may easily lead to postoperative recurrence when the inflammation is not completely eliminated, there are other reasons, such as not paying attention to hygiene after surgery, having sex/life too early after surgery, etc., which can also lead to recurrence of the disease. Therefore, in order to prevent the recurrence of postoperative pelvic adhesions, active prevention is the key.

Precautions

Pay attention to diet regulation. After surgery, patients should eat light food, avoid spicy foods such as chili peppers, ginger, pepper, avoid greasy foods such as mutton and fatty meat, and also avoid smoking and drinking. In addition, patients after surgery should also eat some fruits and vegetables in moderation to enhance nutrition and promote physical recovery.

Pay attention to hygiene. This range is relatively wide, so patients need to be more careful. Therefore, in daily life, we must eliminate all routes of infection, keep the reproductive tract clean and the vulva hygienic, especially during the menstrual period, when bacteria can ascend through the reproductive tract to infect, so when the body's resistance and immunity are reduced, keep the private parts clean. In order to keep the genitals clean and dry, patients should change their underwear frequently and avoid wearing tight or synthetic underwear. In addition, in order to avoid the genitals from bringing external bacteria into the patient's body, it is recommended not to have sex/life too early after surgery.

Pay attention to whether the leucorrhea is abnormal. Leucorrhea is like a "barometer" of women's health. Based on the amount, quality, color and taste of the leucorrhea, observe whether there are any abnormal symptoms. If the leucorrhea is large in amount, yellow and thick in color, and has an unpleasant odor, it indicates a possible recurrence. If there are no abnormal symptoms related to leucorrhea, it means that the condition is gradually getting better!