Introduction:

acute inflammatory pelvic disease is a frequent entity in young women in reproductive age, and is cause of infertility and other complications.

Objective:

to characterize the behavior of the acute inflammatory pelvic disease in patients attended at the TeachingPoliclinic Samuel Fernandez, of the municipality of Matanzas, in the period from January 2017 to January 2018.

Materials and methods:

a descriptive, longitudinal and prospective study was carried out in 76 women, who were object of socio-demographic and clinic-echographyc characterization that allowed their classification as patients with mild-moderated acute inflammatory pelvic disease requiring treatment and follow up in primary care services. The clinic-echographyc answer to medical treatment was evaluated from the decrease of the intensity of the pelvic pain and the modification of the baseline echographyc findings.

Results:

mild-moderated acute inflammatory pelvic disease represented 87.4 % of the cases evaluated in the primary care Gynecological consultation in the studied period. The average age was 31.2 years. The cases with severe pain predominated clinically. The most frequent baseline echographyc finding was increased annexes. Oral combined antibiotic therapy and the use of anti-inflammatory drugs was the used medical therapy, with favorable clinic-echographyc results in 98.4 % and 92.2 % of cases respectively. Conclusions: mild-moderated inflammatory pelvic disease was a frequent entity in the Gynecology service of the primary health care in the studied period, with satisfactory evolution to medical treatment.

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