Early symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease

Early symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease:

Pelvic inflammation is a common gynecological disease. The early symptoms are not obvious, mainly manifested as low fever, fatigue and other discomforts, which are often easily ignored. However, as the disease worsens, it will cause serious damage to women's health. Knowing the early symptoms of pelvic inflammation can help to detect and solve the problem in time and reduce the health burden of women.

The early symptoms of most diseases are not obvious and not easy to detect, but when obvious discomfort occurs, the difficulty of treatment increases several times. The principle of disease diagnosis and treatment is early detection and early treatment. Knowing the common sense of related diseases can help detect diseases in time and prevent greater harm to health.

There is no obvious discomfort in the early stage of pelvic inflammatory disease. Some sensitive women may experience low fever, fatigue and other discomforts. If the disease lasts for a long time, it may also manifest as depression, insomnia, general discomfort and other symptoms. The pain of early pelvic inflammatory disease is not severe and even imperceptible, but it will manifest as obvious lower abdominal pain during fatigue, sexual intercourse or before and after menstruation. The long-term stimulation of chronic inflammation can lead to pelvic blood stasis, menorrhagia, and decreased ovarian function, manifested as menstrual disorders, and even infertility in severe cases.