List the dangers of pelvic inflammatory disease

List the dangers of pelvic inflammatory disease:

Hazard 1: Septic shock.

In the case of severe infection, pathogens multiply rapidly in the body. These bacteria secrete large amounts of endotoxins, which circulate throughout the body with the blood and quickly cause a physical reaction. This is also one of the causes of acute infectious shock.

Hazard 2: Sepsis and sepsis.

Patients with sepsis often have chills, high fever, rapid pulse, weakness, multiple bleeding spots on the skin and mucous membranes, enlarged spleen, and in severe cases, loss of consciousness or even coma. Septic sepsis is when purulent bacteria enter the bloodstream and, as the blood circulates, secondary abscesses develop in other parts of the body.

Harm three: kidney disease.

If acute pelvic connective tissue inflammation is not treated, the inflammation will not only spread to the fallopian tubes, pelvic peritoneum and other tissues and organs, causing pelvic abscesses, but will also spread upward, leading to perirenal abscesses.

Harm 4. Diffuse peritonitis.

The development and spread of inflammation can spread to the outermost serosa of the uterus, which is the part that connects the uterus to other pelvic organs. Inflammation can lead to pelvic peritonitis, which can develop into diffuse pelvic peritonitis and cause systemic poisoning symptoms such as high fever and nausea.

Hazard 5: Fallopian tube pregnancy.

Tubal pregnancy is a common factor that interferes with the normal development of the fertilized egg.

Harm six: infertility.

Any inflammation of the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries or surrounding tissues in the female pelvic cavity, including the pelvic peritoneum, can lead to infertility. In particular, when acute inflammation fails to be completely treated and becomes chronic, or chronic pelvic inflammation is not treated in time and becomes chronic, it often leads to infertility.