Primary infectious peritonitis is one of the common diseases of the abdomen that can occur due to many causes. The disease has a high risk of death if not detected and treated promptly

After surgery for peritonitis, if the inflammation cannot be completely controlled, the patient is often placed a drainage tube so that the inflammatory fluid in the peritoneum continues to drain out. Accordingly, the care of abdominal drainage after surgery for peritonitis is an important component of postoperative care, helping patients quickly heal and leave the hospital.

Abdominal pain, which can be acute or dull to spasticity, is the main symptom of patients with acute peritonitis. Accordingly, initially, the pain may be dull and non-local, gradually progressing to severe and aggravated pain when there is any movement that causes the patient to strain. Therefore, understanding the mechanism of abdominal wall spasticity and early diagnosis of acute peritonitis has a great influence on the decision of the patient's condition.

Cholecystitis is an inflammation of the gallbladder usually caused by a gallstone getting stuck in the opening of the gallbladder. Accordingly, acute cholecystitis can lead to fever, pain, and nausea. The treatment in these cases is cholecystectomy. Conversely, if not treated in time, serious complications of acute cholecystitis can be acquired such as gallbladder perforation, necrosis, fibrosis, and gallbladder retraction or secondary bacterial infection.

Peritonitis after obstetric surgery is one of the serious infectious complications after surgery. If not treated promptly, it can cause sepsis and other organ infections leading to death.

Acute peritonitis is a serious disease, if not treated promptly, the patient will have a high risk of death. Surgery for acute peritonitis should be performed as soon as possible on the basis of intensive resuscitation.

Primary peritonitis is an infection that begins in the peritoneum. If not treated promptly, this condition can lead to death because the peritoneum has a large area and absorbs quickly, so peritoneal infections can easily lead to septic shock in the body.

Peritonitis is a serious and urgent syndrome, caused by many causes, requiring timely treatment. Symptoms of peritonitis often occur suddenly and violently, with a high risk of leading to dangerous complications, even endangering the patient's life.