What are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory effusion? It causes a lot of discomfort

Pelvic inflammatory effusion is a disease that many women are very troubled with nowadays, because this disease can cause a lot of discomfort. For example, low fever, poor spirits and other abnormalities. In addition, if there is a feeling of falling in the lower abdomen, accompanied by an increase in menstrual volume, it is caused by pelvic inflammatory effusion. In addition, if you have fallopian tube obstruction, it is also caused by pelvic inflammatory effusion, so it is very important to conduct a comprehensive examination in time.

As we all know, gynecological diseases are not unfamiliar to female friends, because after marriage, gynecological diseases are caused by many factors such as sexual life. Pelvic inflammatory disease is one of them. Many women do not know that they are sick because they do not know much. So they want to know what are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory effusion?
1. Low fever <br/>When pelvic effusion occurs, the systemic symptoms are not very obvious, and sometimes there will be symptoms of low fever and fatigue. If the course of this disease is relatively long and it is not treated in time, the patient will have symptoms of mental weakness, such as insomnia, mental disorder, etc. If the patient's resistance is poor, an acute attack will occur. Therefore, if there are abnormalities in the body, mind, etc., you should pay attention to rule out whether it is caused by pelvic effusion.
2. Feeling of falling in the lower abdomen <br/>The main symptom is a feeling of falling in the lower abdomen, and pain on one or both sides of the lower abdomen. When chronic inflammation forms, there will also be scar adhesions and pelvic congestion, which will cause lower abdominal distension and lumbar pain.
3. Increased menstrual volume <br/>Patients with pelvic effusion may also experience pelvic congestion, which may increase the menstrual volume. If the patient has ovarian dysfunction, it may lead to menstrual disorders. Therefore, if the menstrual volume is relatively stable at ordinary times, but suddenly increases, it is necessary to rule out whether it is caused by pelvic effusion.
4. Blockage of the fallopian tube <br/>When the patient has pelvic inflammatory disease, the fallopian tube may be blocked, which can easily lead to infertility. When examining the patient's uterus, it will be found that the uterus is tilted backwards and the uterine activity is restricted, which may cause adhesions. Therefore, if you find yourself feeling uncomfortable, you should immediately seek active treatment until the effusion is absorbed and dissipated.