What are the signs of pelvic inflammatory disease causing infertility? There are many different symptoms

Nowadays, most women in society may suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease. In fact, the occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease has many different symptoms. If it is not effectively treated, it will cause infertility. This is mainly caused by pelvic inflammatory disease that destroys the normal function of the ovaries and affects the fallopian tube transportation. In the end, bilateral salpingitis may occur, affecting pregnancy.

Women actually play a certain role in the process of childbearing, but many people will also suffer from gynecological diseases. The one with the highest incidence rate should be pelvic inflammatory disease. However, most women do not pay much attention to the treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease, which eventually leads to infertility. So what are the signs of infertility caused by pelvic inflammatory disease?
1. Bilateral salpingitis <br/>After the occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease, if it is not effectively treated, bilateral salpingitis may develop. If it is still not treated at this time, it may cause partial or complete closure of the fallopian tube opening, and may eventually cause adhesions in the fallopian tubes, and even blockage of the lumen, which can affect the combination of sperm and egg. In this case, the patient may easily become infertile.
2. Destroy the normal function of the ovaries <br/>The occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease itself has many hazards. It may destroy the normal function of the ovaries, which may cause ovulation disorders in patients, or cause the follicles to fail to develop normally, and may also cause rupture, which can cause female infertility.
3. Affecting the transport of fallopian tubes <br/>Pelvic inflammatory disease patients will have many symptoms. Mild pelvic inflammatory disease may not be serious, but if the pelvic inflammatory disease is more serious, adhesions will occur, which will affect the transport function of the fallopian tubes. This may cause changes in the relationship between the ovaries and fallopian tubes, and eventually there may be atresia, which will cause the ovaries to be unable to discharge eggs normally, and eventually lead to infertility.
4. Menstrual disorders <br/>The most common symptom of pelvic inflammatory disease is menstrual disorders. There are many symptoms of menstrual disorders, sometimes there will be excessive menstruation or longer menstruation. This situation will also cause harm to personal health. If it is not effectively controlled, it will eventually affect women's normal fertility. These are actually directly related to pelvic inflammatory disease, so they must be treated as soon as possible.
5. Pain symptoms <br/>Pelvic inflammatory disease can also cause obvious pain, and this pain will be more severe during sexual intercourse, so many women will be more resistant, which will increase the occurrence of infertility.