Can women with chronic pelvic peritonitis heal on their own?

Will women with chronic pelvic peritonitis heal themselves? Many women with pelvic peritonitis are lucky enough to get better without treatment. Some friends think that pelvic peritonitis is caused by bad daily living and hygiene habits, sexual life, contraceptive measures, artificial abortion surgery and vaginal lesions. As long as the above bad habits are improved, pelvic peritonitis will heal itself. Experts remind: this statement is unfounded. If pelvic peritonitis is not treated in time, it will lead to infertility or other complications. Therefore, it is recommended that women actively treat pelvic peritonitis after it is detected.

What are the dangers of not treating pelvic peritonitis in time?

Chronic pelvic peritonitis mostly comes from acute inflammation. For those whose acute inflammation is not treated in time, or the treatment is not thorough, or the patient has a poor physical condition, the condition can be delayed from acute, and some even have chronic inflammation directly without acute process. It is mostly manifested as bilateral salpingitis, which causes the opening of the fallopian tube, especially the end that receives the egg, to be partially or completely closed over time. It can also cause the inner mucosa of the fallopian tube to adhere due to inflammation, causing the lumen to narrow or close. In this way, the passage of eggs, sperm or fertilized eggs is hindered, leading to infertility. Severe pelvic peritonitis can spread to the pelvic peritoneum, uterus and tissues beside the cervix, eventually causing these organs and tissues to harden and become inactive, especially the fallopian tube loses its soft peristaltic physiological properties, becomes stiff and twisted, and the lumen is completely blocked to the point where it cannot be cured. At the same time, chronic pelvic peritonitis rarely attracts the attention of patients because its symptoms are not very obvious. If you learn that you have pelvic peritonitis and do not cure it as soon as possible, it is likely to lead to the above infertility.

Experts remind: When women suffer from pelvic peritonitis, they should actively seek treatment. Without effective treatment, the condition will worsen and even bring more serious consequences to women, such as infertility, causing great harm and threats to your marriage and life.