What are the symptoms of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease?

Chronic pelvic inflammation generally has symptoms such as pain, abnormal menstruation, and abnormal leucorrhea.

Symptoms of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease:

1. Pain: Inflammation can irritate the pelvic mucosa and tissues, leading to pelvic congestion and tissue adhesions, and may cause lower abdominal pain symptoms. Sometimes, it radiates to the lumbar sacral region. The pain may worsen before and after menstruation and after fatigue.

2. Menstrual abnormalities: Cysts or encapsulated fluid around the fallopian tubes and ovaries caused by chronic pelvic inflammatory disease may affect ovulation, and the patient's menstruation may be disturbed, leading to symptoms such as prolonged menstrual cycle, menstrual cycle disorders, and increased menstrual volume.

3. Abnormal leucorrhea: Abnormal leucorrhea caused by chronic pelvic inflammatory disease is due to long-term inflammation. The main manifestation of the patient is abnormal increase in leucorrhea, yellow leucorrhea with odor, and some patients may also have bloody leucorrhea.

Treatment of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease:

1. General treatment: You should develop good health habits and work and rest habits, pay more attention to rest, and avoid overwork. At the same time, you should avoid eating spicy food to avoid pelvic congestion, which is not conducive to anti-inflammatory. At the same time, you should pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm and avoid catching cold.

2. Drug treatment: Patients can take ofloxacin tablets, azithromycin tablets and other drugs to relieve the symptoms under the guidance of a doctor.