Abstract
Objective: To review the clinical management of pelvic inflammatory and recurrent disease (DIP/DIPA). Bibliographic Review: DIP is an infection that originates in the lower genital tract and that in many moments can reach the female upper genital tract organs, such as the endometrium, fallopian tubes or ovaries. The highest prevalence of age group is in women who are sexually active between 15-24 years of age. It is a disease that if treated at the beginning manages to minimize the damage to the woman's health. If left untreated, the disease can affect the transport of eggs and sperm, causing difficulties for women to become pregnant or contributing to the chances of an ectopic pregnancy. The treatment of the disease is initially made with the use of oral and intramuscular antibiotics, if the patient has an infection, it is necessary to be hospitalized for the use of intravenous antibiotics, and in some cases, a surgical procedure requiring physical and sexual rest during treatment. Final considerations; As it is a clinical disease with variations, and in some cases asymptomatic, it recommends the difficulty of diagnosing it at the beginning, so that the nature of the disease is adequately and efficiently treated.