Pelvioperitonit

Treatment of pelvioperitonitis is a complex of measures, primarily aimed at the removal of symptoms. During acute disease, it is recommended to stay in bed, position in bed with a raised headboard, for pain relief apply cold. Drug therapy includes antibiotics, painkillers, anti-inflammatory and other drugs, depending on the severity and cause of the disease. To maintain all assigned vitamin complexes.

In the period of remission effective Spa treatment that includes physiotherapy (ultrasound, electrophoresis, laser therapy), and a complex of restorative measures: physiotherapy, massages, walks in the fresh air. In addition, the opportunity to be under the supervision of doctors and regularly monitor their health, to avoid new exacerbations.

Contraindications:

Malignant neoplasms and suspicion of their presence.
Post-abortion period (before the first menstrual period).
Erosion and erodirovannoj of the cervix in the absence of special conditions for a thorough examination to exclude cancer pathology.
Polyps cervical and uterine body.
Dysfunctional uterine bleeding.
Cysts and cystoma of ovaries.
Uterine fibroids, endometriosis, fibrocystic breast disease requiring surgical treatment.
Vesico-vaginal and vaginal-thick/small bowel fistula.
Precancerous diseases of female genital organs.
Condition after operations for malignant neoplasms of female genital organs.
General contra-indications excluding a direction of patients to the resorts and in local motels.

Treatment Results

Treatment is aimed at relieving inflammation. Doctors prescribe bed rest and IV fluids. The fluid flowing through the blood, restores the amount of mineral salts. Also, droppers are designed to cleanse the body of toxins. If the inflammation can not be removed with conservative methods, applied surgery – removal of the purulent content.

The consequences of not treating

Sepsis
Infertility
The spread of the inflammatory process in the whole peritoneum
The risk of ectopic pregnancy
Fatal.

Pelvioperitonit – inflammation of the peritoneum of the small pelvis, which may form adhesions between the peritoneum, pelvic organs, intestines and bladder. Causes of pelvioperitonit are inflammatory diseases of the uterus, diseases of the ovaries and fallopian tubes, inflammation of the vagina, purulent diseases of the intestine.