UNITTAS – meaning “United” in Spanish. Our hospital is conceived by the united efforts and collective participation of senior, well experienced medical professionals and professionals from other service sectors.
UNITTAS – meaning “United” in Spanish. Our hospital is conceived by the united efforts and collective participation of senior, well experienced medical professionals and professionals from other service sectors.
Pelvic infection, medically known as Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID), is a serious but treatable condition affecting women's reproductive organs. At Unittas Hospital, we understand the physical discomfort and emotional concern that accompany a pelvic infection diagnosis. Our experienced team of gynecologists and infectious disease specialists is committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based pelvic inflammatory disease treatment in Chennai to help you recover quickly and prevent long-term complications.
Early detection and prompt treatment are crucial for protecting your reproductive health and overall wellbeing. With state-of-the-art diagnostic facilities, personalized treatment protocols, and comprehensive follow-up care, Unittas Hospital stands among the top pelvic inflammatory disease treatment hospitals in Chennai, offering a complete healthcare solution for women facing pelvic infections.
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Call Now: 044-4012-4012Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID), or Pelvic infection, is an infection of the female reproductive organs, including the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, and surrounding pelvic tissues. This condition typically occurs when bacteria travel upward from the vagina and cervix into the upper reproductive tract, causing inflammation and infection.
The infection can affect one or multiple organs within the pelvic region and varies in severity from mild to severe. While most cases respond well to antibiotic treatment when caught early, delayed diagnosis or untreated pelvic infection can lead to serious complications including chronic pelvic pain, infertility, and increased risk of ectopic pregnancy.
Recognizing pelvic inflammatory disease symptoms early is key to timely treatment. Symptoms can vary from mild discomfort to severe pain and some women may have none at all, making regular gynecological check-ups essential for early detection.
| Symptoms | Description |
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| Pain and Discomfort | Lower abdominal or pelvic pain Pain during intercourse (dyspareunia) Pain during urination Lower back pain |
| Vaginal Changes | Abnormal vaginal discharge (increased amount, unusual color or odor) Abnormal vaginal bleeding between periods Heavy menstrual bleeding Bleeding after intercourse |
| Systemic Symptoms | Fever (often with chills) Nausea and vomiting General fatigue and weakness Loss of appetite |
Pelvic inflammatory disease causes are mainly bacterial infections that spread from the lower genital tract to the upper reproductive organs. The most common causative organisms include:
Accurate and timely diagnosis is the foundation of effective pelvic infection treatment. While it's important to know how to test yourself for PID, a proper diagnosis requires medical evaluation. At Unittas Hospital, we use a comprehensive approach combining clinical assessment with advanced lab and imaging tests for accurate results.
Our experienced gynecologists begin with a thorough medical history and pelvic examination, checking for:
Our advanced laboratory facilities enable rapid and accurate testing:
When necessary, we utilize cutting-edge imaging technology:
At Unittas Hospital, we provide personalized, evidence-based pelvic infection treatment tailored to each patient's specific condition, symptom severity, and medical history. Our multidisciplinary approach ensures comprehensive care from diagnosis through complete recovery.
| Treatment Option | Description |
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| Outpatient Antibiotic Therapy | For mild to moderate cases, oral antibiotics are highly effective. Treatment includes:
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| Inpatient Hospitalization | Recommended for severe cases or specific situations, including:
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| Surgical Intervention | Required in rare or complicated cases for:
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| Supportive Care | Focused on comprehensive symptom management, including:
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Expert Gynecology Team: Our board-certified gynecologists and infectious disease specialists bring decades of combined experience in diagnosing and treating pelvic infections, making them some of the leading doctors for pelvic inflammatory disease in Chennai, dedicated to providing the most advanced, evidence-based care.
Advanced Diagnostic Facilities: Sophisticated laboratory with molecular diagnostics (NAAT testing), high-resolution transvaginal ultrasound, MRI and CT scanning capabilities, and 24/7 emergency diagnostic services.
Personalized Treatment Plans: Every patient is unique. We develop individualized treatment protocols based on your specific condition, medical history, symptoms severity, and personal preferences.
Comprehensive Care Approach: From initial diagnosis through complete recovery and follow-up, our multidisciplinary team coordinates every aspect of your care including gynecology, infectious disease, pain management, and mental health support when needed.
Privacy and Confidentiality: We understand the sensitive nature of pelvic infections. Our private consultation rooms, discrete registration process, and confidential medical records ensure your privacy is always protected.
Rapid Treatment Initiation: Most patients receive their diagnosis and begin treatment on the same day, minimizing the risk of complications and accelerating recovery.
Modern Infrastructure: Air-conditioned consultation rooms, comfortable waiting areas, well-equipped surgical suites for procedures if needed, and clean, modern hospital wards for inpatient care.
Our experts will help determine the best approach for your condition
Book ConsultationMost women feel better within 48-72 hours of starting antibiotics, with full recovery in 2-3 weeks. Severe cases may need hospitalization for IV antibiotics, which can extend recovery. Always complete your full course of medication and attend follow-ups to ensure full recovery.
Yes, untreated infections can cause scarring or blockage in the fallopian tubes, affecting fertility. Early treatment greatly reduces this risk. Around 10-15% of women experience infertility after one episode, and the risk increases with repeated infections.
Yes. All partners from the past 60 days should be tested and treated, even if symptom-free. This prevents reinfection and spread. Unittas Hospital offers confidential partner testing and treatment coordination.
Wait until you've completed your antibiotics, symptoms are gone, and your partner(s) have also finished treatment, usually after about 2 weeks. Your doctor will confirm when it's safe to resume sexual activity.
No. Yeast infections affect the vagina, UTIs affect the bladder, while pelvic infections affect the uterus, tubes, or ovaries and require antibiotics. Always get a professional diagnosis to avoid complications.
Yes. Having PID once increases the risk of recurrence and infertility. Prevent it by using condoms, getting regular STI screenings, and treating all partners.
Outpatient care involves oral antibiotics and follow-ups at home (for mild cases). Inpatient care involves IV antibiotics and monitoring in the hospital (for severe cases or pregnancy).
Use condoms, limit sexual partners, get regular STI tests, avoid douching, and seek prompt treatment for unusual symptoms. Follow your doctor's advice after procedures like IUD insertion.
Yes, most insurance plans cover consultations, tests, antibiotics, and hospitalization. Unittas Hospital assists with insurance claims and offers flexible payment options for uninsured patients.
Contact your doctor if symptoms persist beyond 48-72 hours or worsen. You may need a new antibiotic or hospitalization. Unittas Hospital provides 24/7 emergency support for urgent cases.
Don't let pelvic infection affect your quality of life. Schedule your appointment now.
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