What are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease? A series of uncomfortable symptoms

The onset of pelvic inflammatory disease often brings a series of uncomfortable symptoms to the patient's body, which makes the patient feel very painful. Common symptoms include irregular menstruation, lower abdominal pain, and general discomfort, etc. If the patient still does not pay attention to it and does not receive treatment in time, it may also cause infertility.

In real life, many women may suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease, a common disease. The occurrence of this disease often has a great impact on the lives of female friends, especially the various discomfort symptoms caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, which makes patients feel very distressed. So what are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease?
1. Menstrual irregularities <br/>Generally speaking, patients with pelvic inflammatory disease often have symptoms of irregular menstruation, especially in the early stages of the disease. Patients may experience excessive menstruation due to congestion and ulcers in the endometrium. If the patient does not receive treatment for a long time, resulting in delayed disease progression, the endometrium in the patient's body will be damaged to varying degrees, leading to infrequent menstruation and amenorrhea.
2. Lower abdominal pain <br/>Generally speaking, patients with pelvic inflammatory disease often experience lower abdominal pain. This is mainly because pelvic inflammation and age can cause the patient's body to experience varying degrees of lower abdominal pain, especially when the patient is menstruating, then the feeling will be aggravated.
3. Infertility <br/>Although pelvic inflammatory disease is a common gynecological inflammation and will not cause much harm to the patient's body, if it is not treated for a long time, it is very likely to cause infertility in the patient's body. This is mainly because when the fallopian tube mucosa in the patient's body is damaged and adhesions occur, it will cause the lumen of the patient's body to be blocked. If the patient does not treat pelvic inflammatory disease at this time, it will cause the mucosal cilia in the body to be damaged, resulting in stiffness of the fallopian tube and restricted peristalsis. When the transport function of the fallopian tube is lost, the patient will no longer be able to conceive, resulting in infertility in the patient's body.
4. Symptoms of general discomfort <br/>During the period of pelvic inflammatory disease, some patients may have general symptoms of tuberculosis, such as loss of appetite and weight loss, etc. A small number of patients may also have fever symptoms during their menstrual period.