Signs of a recurring pelvic inflammatory disease

Signs of a recurring PID:

Pelvic inflammatory disease has many different symptoms and is harmful to personal health, so many people will seek treatment, but it may relapse after treatment. The relapse is also accompanied by many symptoms, such as menstrual disorders, lower abdominal pain, systemic symptoms, nausea and vomiting, etc. Even if not treated in time, it will lead to infertility.

1. Menstrual disorders

The main symptom of pelvic inflammatory disease is irregular menstruation. At the earliest, it is due to endometrial bleeding, and the menstrual volume increases significantly. In the later stage, due to endometrial damage, the menstruation becomes sparse. Even if this symptom recurs after treatment, it will recur.

2. Lower abdominal pain

Lower abdominal pain and swelling are also common symptoms of recurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease, which are caused by pelvic congestion or scarring. They are usually not very serious, but may become more serious during excessive fatigue or before and after menstruation.

3. Cause infertility

In fact, in current medicine, many women may find themselves suffering from pelvic inflammation due to infertility. Although pelvic inflammation has been actively treated at the beginning, it will recur and damage the fallopian tube mucosa in the later stage, causing it to lose its normal fallopian tube function, thus affecting pregnancy.

4. Systemic symptoms

If some patients develop atypical systemic symptoms, such as low-grade fever or obvious fatigue, after active treatment, they should also pay attention to this, as it may be caused by a relapse and they must actively receive correct treatment.

5. Nausea and vomiting

Some patients with pelvic inflammatory disease will experience obvious nausea and vomiting after recurrence, which may be caused by peritonitis infection, so patients will also experience various symptoms, the most obvious of which is nausea and vomiting. In addition, when an abscess is formed, a lower abdominal mass and local compression and irritation symptoms may appear, and dysuria, frequent urination, and urinary pain may occur in the front.