How to treat severe pelvic effusion?

Severe pelvic effusion poses a great threat to women's health. If not treated in time, it may lead to infertility. Severe pelvic effusion can be treated with Western medicine or traditional Chinese medicine, depending on the patient's condition and which conservative treatment is suitable.

How to treat pelvic effusion

Western medicine treatment: Most pelvic inflammatory diseases are mixed infections. In acute attacks, active and thorough treatment should be given. If the bacterial culture is positive, the most effective antibiotic can be selected for treatment based on the drug sensitivity test. Generally, broad-spectrum antibiotics and anti-anaerobic drugs are used in combination. It is best to use anti-chlamydia drugs at the same time, supplemented by drugs that promote adhesion and inflammation absorption.

Symptomatic treatment is given for the symptoms related to pelvic inflammatory disease, such as treating menstrual disorders and reducing menstrual volume. Surgery can be an option for treating infertility caused by hydrosalpinx. For chronic abscesses in the pelvis, surgical treatment may be considered if antibiotics are ineffective. Tuberculous pelvic inflammatory disease can be treated surgically to improve fallopian tube function so that the patient can become pregnant.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment: It can also be supplemented with Chinese medicine treatment, adding Chinese medicine that can promote blood circulation and qi, clear away heat and dampness, warm the meridians and dispel cold, so as to clear away heat and dampness, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis.

Auxiliary treatment: Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. This chronic disease cannot be cured by simply using one week's treatment. It requires long-term treatment. Western medicine cannot be used for a long time. Long-term use of drugs will lead to dysbacteriosis, the growth of fungi, and candidal vaginitis. Patients who use a lot of drugs for a long time will have serious damage to their gastrointestinal function. Therefore, it is extremely difficult to achieve a complete cure. Therefore, the treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is often supplemented with other treatments, such as physical therapy, hot compresses, etc., to promote local blood circulation, improve the nutritional status of tissues, and control a certain temperature to dry the tissues, reduce exudate, prevent further spread of inflammation, and facilitate the absorption and disappearance of inflammation.