Patient's question:
In the company, a close colleague asked me yesterday if I had met many doctors. I asked her what was wrong, and she hesitated for a long time before saying that it was actually her who wanted to be treated. She had been diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease a long time ago and had been receiving treatment ever since. She went to the hospital for follow-up checks on time, but nothing had improved.Doctor's answer:
Postoperative Infection After Hysteroscopic Surgery: Such procedures as the insertion or removal of an intrauterine device (IUD), curettage, tubal irrigation, hysterosalpingography, hysteroscopy, and submucosal myoma removal, may lead to infection due to sexual activity before surgery, poor surgical sterilization, or inappropriate preoperative indications. Chronic inflammation of the reproductive tract, which is present in some patients, can be exacerbated and spread acutely following surgery. Additionally, some patients may neglect personal hygiene or fail to follow medical advice postoperatively, leading to bacterial descent and resulting in pelvic inflammatory disease.