Why does pelvic inflammatory disease recur? Incorrect hygiene habits

Recurrent pelvic inflammatory disease can indeed make the condition more serious, so active treatment is also needed. During treatment, we should first understand why pelvic inflammatory disease recurs. The reason for the recurrence is related to irregular medication. In addition, it may be due to incorrect hygiene habits. As the immune system gradually declines, the chance of pelvic inflammatory disease will increase.

For many patients, recurrent pelvic inflammatory disease has become a nightmare. After taking medication for a long time, obvious pain in the lower abdomen will reappear after a period of time. In fact, pelvic inflammatory disease can be divided into acute or chronic. If it recurs frequently, most of the time it is caused by chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and needs active treatment. But why does pelvic inflammatory disease recur?
1. Irregular medication <br/>Many patients will choose to insist on treatment as soon as pelvic inflammatory disease occurs. However, after a period of treatment, when the symptoms have improved, they will ignore the condition and delay it to chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Combined with the doctor's evaluation, you should not stop taking medication randomly.
2. Lack of hygiene habits <br/>During menstruation, the exfoliation of the endometrium causes the blood sinuses to expand, thus creating a good environment for bacteria. If unclean sanitary napkins are used during this period, or if sexual intercourse occurs during menstruation, it is easy for bacteria to take advantage of the opportunity, which can also lead to repeated attacks of pelvic inflammatory disease. In addition to hygiene habits, some women go to extremes in their daily cleaning process, such as frequent use of soap or detergents, etc., which destroys the original balance of the vaginal flora and is more likely to cause pelvic inflammatory disease such as hydrosalpinx.
3. Too frequent sexual intercourse <br/>Frequent sexual intercourse when pelvic inflammatory disease has not yet improved, or not paying attention to personal hygiene before and after sexual intercourse, can easily lead to the disease, and in more serious cases, can induce pelvic inflammatory disease.
4. Decreased immunity <br/>There are pathogenic bacteria in the vagina itself. Coupled with the high pressure in life and long periods of overtime and staying up late may cause the body's resistance to gradually decrease, and pathogenic bacteria will take advantage of the opportunity to enter and cause pelvic inflammatory disease.
5. Repeated miscarriage <br/>For women, repeated miscarriage may also increase the occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease. For example, if you go to an irregular hospital for an abortion, you are more likely to have sequelae. If you do not have a birth plan, you must first take contraceptive measures. If you get pregnant unexpectedly, you must go to a regular hospital for an abortion. It is best to do postoperative treatment and regular check-ups.