Women PID, Pelvic Inflammatory Diseases
Pelvic Inflammatory Diseases include the following:
cervicitis
salpingitis
endometritis
urethritis
Chronic Pelvic PainInformation on Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Exams And Treatments
Introduction of pelvic inflammatory diseases:
The inflammation existing in female's genital organs, the surrounded connective tissue and pelvic peritonea are called pelvic inflammatory diseases. Pelvic inflammatory disease is a very common gynecopathy. The inflammation can exist in only one place or exist in several places at the same time. According to its invasion process and clinical symptoms, it can be divided into two kinds, either acute or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory diseases include endometritis, myometritis, salpingitis or abscess, salpingo-oophoritis or abscess, pelvic connective tissue inflammation, pelvic abscess, pelvic peritonitis, etc. The common pathogens of pelvic inflammatory diseases are staphylococcus, streptococcus, E-coli, gonococcus, neisseriaceae, bacteroids fragilis, peptostreptococcus, bacillus aerogenes capsulatus, chlamydia trachomatis, ureaplasma urealyticum, and virus, etc. The pelvic inflammatory disease that caused by sexual transmitted pathogens is the reason for infertility. And, in about 50% of these females the ovarian ducts are blocked and adhesions have formed.
Unblocking Treatment is ideal for women's Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
Our doctors could also adopt Unblocking Treatment technique to treat the various pelvic inflammatory diseases of women completely. For the pelvic inflammatory diseases patients. We uses international standard procedures. By chooses fast, distinctive, and highly sensitive tests (microscopic technique, culture method, fluoroimmuneassay, ELISA method, etc.) on the basis of collecting qualified samples from different infected locations to determine the causative pathogens, such as bacteria, chlamydia, mycoplasma, fungus, virus, etc. The doctors find the infected and blocked locations by gynecologic examination, ultrasound and clinical symptoms. And they ensure it is an ectogenic infection, and/or sexual transmitted disease combined with pelvic and endogenic infections. The doctors treat the pelvic inflammatory diseases patients with trans-pelvic spatium injection and vagina irrigation. The medication can penetrate into the infected locations, and reach a high concentration level in the focus to kill the pathogens, unclog the ovarian ducts and uterine cavity, and discharge the inflammatory material. The doctors use medicine to improve the circulation, repair the mucous, help the infected tissue return to normal physiological secretion function, recover the patient's immune function and female's genital organs natural defend function. Proved by more than ten years clinical practice, Unblocking Treatment has the merits of science. It is highly efficient, safe, has short treatment periods, a consolidated cure effect, no significant pain, and no side effects, etc. It can treat acute, chronic, and drug resistant conditions. It can also treat those patients with a long history of pelvic inflammatory diseases successfully. Patients who are suffering acute pelvic inflammatory disease can be cured in two weeks. Unblocking Treatment should be their first choice for treating pelvic inflammatory disease. Patients who have suffered from this disease for a long time, but do not have blocked ovarian ducts, can be cured in two to three weeks. Unblocking Treatment is the best choice of treating pelvic inflammatory disease. For those patients who suffered this disease for a long time, their ovarian ducts are usually seriously blocked and a lot of changes have occurred. They also had obvious pain and functional obstruction. They can be cured in three to four weeks. Unblocking Treatment is their last choice of treating pelvic inflammatory disease.Vaginal bacteria and pelvic inflammatory diseases:
Normal vaginal bacteria:
In normal conditions, aerobe and anaerobe bacteria live in the vagina. They are called normal vaginal bacteria. Aerobe bacteria include vaginal bacterium, corynebacterim, nonhemolytic streptococcus, enterococcus, staphylococcus epidermidis, e-coli and Gardnerella. Anaerobe bacteria include Peptococcus, bacteroides, fusiform bacillus and mobiluncus. Besides these, bad bacteria, such as, chlamydia and Candida can also live in the vagina too. Generally speaking, there is a balance between the vagina and these bacteria. However, in cases when the immune function becomes weak, the endocrine levels change or other factors cause damage to the vagina (e.g., damage of the tissue by sexual life, etc.), the balance is violated. The normal bacteria and bad bacteria will break through the vaginal shelter, become causative pathogens and cause infection. There are several sources of the pathogens that cause pelvic inflammatory disease. They include the normal bacteria that live in the vagina, causative pathogens from the external world, and sexual transmitted pathogens, such as, gonococcus, herpes viral, chlamydia trachomatis, and mycoplasma, etc.
Acute pelvic inflammatory disease:
Acute pelvic inflammatory disease happens quickly. The symptoms are serious. The clinical symptoms include frigorific, fever, abdominal pain, fast heartbeat, and purulent secretion in the vagina. For the serious cases, the patient will have a high fever, cephlalgia, ague, inappetence, pain and tenderness of low abdomen, sore in waist, and yellow leucorrhea with bad smell. For those patient’s having peritonitis at the same time, they will suffer retching, burbulence, emesia and diarrhea. Once an abscess form, the patients will develop lower abdominal tumor(s), and local tenderness to stimulus. If the tumor is in front, the patients will feel it is hard to urinate, frequent urination, and pain during urination. If the tumor is in the back, they will experience diarrhea and difficulty when defecating. Acute pelvic inflammatory disease must be treated promptly and completely.
The lab tests are used to determine the causative pathogens of acute pelvic inflammatory disease. These tests include: taking vaginal and cavical tunnels secretions, celiac fluid by posterior fornix puncture for smear, and culturing. The accuracy of ultrasound examination to identify tumors or abscess caused by adhesions in the ovarian ducts, ootheca, and intestinal duct, is 85%. But mild or medium pelvic inflammatory disease will not show its features in the pictures of the ultrasound examination. Also, examination of the female’s sexual partner is very helpful in the diagnosis of female's pelvic inflammatory disease. It is quite important to treat both partners when one is suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease, to avoid re-infection.
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease:
The diagnosis of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is not difficult to determine. Doctors can make a diagnosis by medical history, symptoms and physical signs. The main symptoms include: pain in lumbosacralis or lower abdomen, and increased pain before period. These symptoms can be aggravated when standing for long time periods and by excessive intercourse. The more serious cases will affect the patient’s work, cause more fluor albus, emmenia disorder, difficult menstruation, slow orgasm, blocked ovarian ducts, and infertility. Patients usually have weak bodies, more mental pressure, combined with nervous prostration.
Main physical features:
The main physical features include: the uterus is inclined to the back and its action is limited or fixed; thicker ovarian ducts with tenderness; cystic tumor; and thicker uterine canal with tenderness, etc. The pelvic inflammatory disease always happens in ovarian ducts, the ootheca and pelvic connective tissue. The followings are the common types of pelvic inflammatory diseases.
A) Salpingitic: It is the most common disease in pelvic diseases. The mucous and the inter tissue of the salpinx uterine are damaged by the inflammation. The salpinx uterine becomes thicker and fibrosis occurs. Around the ootheca, the salpinx uterine and surrounding organs hard and fixed tumors appear.
B) Chronical pelvic connective tissue inflammation: It is very common that the inflammation spread to the connective tissue of the uterus duct and uterosacral ligament. The local tissue become thicker and harder, and the uterus is fixed and inclined to the scarred side.
C) Salpigian dropsy and tubo-ovarian abscess: For the ovarian ducts that are inflamed, the entrances are closed. The serums penetrate into the ovarian ducts, stay in the ducts, and form salpigian dropsy. For pyosalpinx, after the pyoid been absorbed, there will form salpigian dropsy too. If it affects the ootheca at the same time, tubo-ovarian abscess will form.
Causative factors of pelvic inflammatory diseases:
Because the outside part of female's genital organs is exposed, and it is connected with the inner genital organs, the pathogens can easily get inside directly or indirectly and affect the inner genital organs and cause pelvic inflammatory diseases. The following are the common factors of pelvic inflammatory diseases:
1) The natural defensive mechanism of female's genital organs can easily be damaged by many factors, such as, menstrual period, childbirth, gynecologic operation, excess and unhygienic sexual life and bad hygienic habits.
2) Latrogenic infection: Taking too much antibiotics, usage of cortex hormone and anti-metabolism, increased intensity of radio chemotherapy and various gynecologic operations, all these factors will decrease the patient's defensive function, and lead to pelvic inflammatory diseases.
3) Sexual life: People who have excess sexual life with unhygienic practices and homosexuals can easily get pelvic inflammatory diseases.
4) Other factors: tuberculosis, appendicitis, surgical operation, adenomyosis, gynecologic oncoma will cause pelvic inflammatory diseases too.
The relationship between pelvic inflammatory diseases and infertility:
When inflammation occurs in female's uterus, ootheca, ovarian ducts, and the surrounding tissue or pelvic peritoneum, is called pelvic inflammatory diseases. The inflammation may occur in only one place or occur in several places in chorus. In the narrow sense, the clinical diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease is salpingitic. Pelvic inflammatory disease may infect the outside genital organs or the neighboring organs or other organs of the body. The pathogens enter the pelvic cavity during the menstruation, abortion and childbirth periods or by traumas from genital operations, then cause inflammation. Pelvic inflammatory disease can be divided into two types, acute and chronic. The former happens suddenly. It has obvious reasons. It can be cured by prompt, thorough and effective treatment. If acute inflammation is not cured, it will change to chronic inflammation. In most cases for the slight symptoms, the patients do not pay much attention to it, and treatment is delayed, so it turns into chronic inflammation. These kinds of pelvic inflammatory disease will lead to infertility.
Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease generally represents itself as salpingitic or inflammation of a fallopian tubes. After a period of time, the entrance of the ovarian ducts, especially at the points that receive ovums, will partly or totally close. The inner mucous of the ovarian ducts become adhered by the inflammation, and the tube cavities become narrow or atresia. So the ovums, semen or amphicitulas cannot pass through them, leading to infertility. In very serious cases of pelvic inflammatory disease, the disease will spread to pelvic peritoneum, the ovarian ducts, and the tissue surrounding the neck of uterus. These organs will become harder, stubborn, and especially the ovarian ducts will lose its physical function. It will be harden, bend, and the tube cavity will become totally blocked. Once this occurs the patient cannot be cured.
Why do some patients who have never had a baby, also develop pelvic inflammatory disease or salpingitic?
These patients suffered pelvic inflammatory disease because they ignored menstrual hygiene. They may have worked in paddy fields during menstrual periods or bacteria have invaded the vagina over a period of time. Other diseases cause some patients’ pelvic inflammatory diseases. The common one is pelvic tuberculosis that leads to endometrium tuberculosis, endosalpinx tuberculosis or blocked ovarian ducts. Others are infected by sexual activity. The sexual transmitted diseases can cause salpingitic and lead to the obstruction of the ovarian ducts. Some patients have suffered vaginitis before they were married, such as trichomonas and mold vaginitis. These pathogens go up to the ovarian ducts, and cause ovarian duct inflammation. So, girls should pay more attention to progenital hygiene. If you have abdominal pain, significant dysmenorrhea, abnormal emmenia or white discharge, you should go to see a doctor promptly. In the early stages, salpingitic and pelvic inflammatory disease can be cured.
Reference treatments of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease:
It is hard to cure chronic pelvic inflammatory disease by oral antibiotics. Unblocking Treatment is the only treatment that can cure pelvic inflammatory disease completely. Once cured, it is hard to relapse. If you receive oral antibiotics treatment and the effect is not good, we suggest you try our Unblocking Treatment .
If you want to choose other methods first, the following reference information is provided for you:
Traditional treatment:
Remove any of the patient's moral or ethical consideration that may tend to restrain action or behavior toward treatment, and increase their confidence. The patients should raise their nutrition, do more exercise, and lift their immune functions.
Herbal treatment:
The herbal treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease focus on stimulating the blood circulation and reducing extravasated blood.
Physical therapy:
Warm useful stimulus can improve the local blood circulation of the pelvic cavity. This will improve the nutrition to the tissues and increase the metabolism. It will also help to increase absorption and reduce the inflammation. The common physical therapies are short wave, ultrashort wave, iontherapy (add various medicines, such as penicillin, streptamine, etc.), and wax therapy, etc.
Other medicine treatment:
If taking anti-inflammation drugs, the patient can have intramuscular injection with a-chymotrypsin (5mg) or limpid hyaluronidase (1500u) once every two days, 5 to 10 times for a treatment course. This is good for absorption into the adhesions and the inflamed areas
Operation:
Tumor, salpingian dropsy and tubo-ovarian abscess can be treated by surgical operation. Also, small-infected focuses, which continuously relapse can be treated by a surgical operation. The goal of the operational treatments should be a complete cure; avoid leaving focus so as to avoid relapse. The doctors cut one side of the patient's appendices or the total uterus and combine with both sides of the appendixes. For the young female, she must keep her oothecas.
