Clinical study of pelvic indwelling catheterization on chronic pelvic inflammatory

Objective It is to seek a more effective treatment than the traditional methods on the chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Methods 103 patients with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease were divided into three groups at random. 36 patients in TCM group were treated with pelvic inflammatory injection through pelvic indwelling catheterization. 33 patients in western medicine group were treated with antibiotic through pelvic indwelling catheterization. 34 patients in control group were treated with antibiotic intravenously. The clinical effects in each group were evaluated according to physical examination and ultrasound B. Results Curative rate and the pelvic inflammatory lump extinctive rate in TCM group and western medicine group were significantly higher than those of control group ( P 0.01 or 0.05), while there was no obvious difference between those of TCM group and western medicine group ( P 0.05). No complication or side effect was observed in TCM group and western medicine group. Conclusion To chronic pelvic inflammatory, pelvic indwelling catheterization method with pelvic inflammatory injection or antibiotic was more effective than intravenous drip of antibiotic.