What are the dangers of pelvic inflammatory disease

However, when women encounter pelvic inflammatory disease, they should take appropriate treatment methods and actively treat it. They should also pay more attention to it at ordinary times. If pelvic inflammatory disease is not treated in time, it may cause more serious symptoms. So, what are the dangers of pelvic inflammatory disease?

Common symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease include abdominal pain, swelling, back pain, multiple belts, menstrual disorders, sexual intercourse pain, menstrual fever, etc. According to Chinese medicine, pelvic inflammatory disease is caused by lack of endowment, careless intake, unclean vagina or overwork.

The specific hazards are as follows:

Hazard 1: Diffuse peritonitis

The development and spread of inflammation can spread to the outermost serosal layer of the uterus, which is the part that connects the uterus to other pelvic organs. Inflammation can lead to pelvic peritonitis. If it continues to develop and worsens, it will form diffuse pelvic peritonitis, with symptoms of systemic poisoning such as nausea, vomiting, high fever, and abdominal distension. Due to inflammatory exudation and cellulose coverage on the peritoneal surface, intestinal adhesions or abscesses can occur. If acute treatment is not timely, it can develop into chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, leading to infertility.

Harm 2: Ectopic pregnancy

Chronic salpingitis is the most common factor that interferes with the normal functioning of the fertilized egg and is a common and major cause of tubal pregnancy. Pelvic inflammation can increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy by 2.7 times.

Harm 3: Leading to female infertility

The most serious impact of pelvic inflammatory disease on female friends is infertility. Pelvic inflammatory disease can directly affect the function of the uterus and fallopian tubes, especially chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, which can cause fallopian tube stiffness or blockage, seriously affecting the movement of sperm and eggs, and ultimately leading to infertility.