What are the dangers of pelvic peritonitis?

Many people in life will suffer from pelvic peritonitis. This disease makes women suffer a lot. Many women will also experience dysmenorrhea during menstruation. Everyone should pay attention to the development of this disease, conduct reasonable examinations, and make effective diagnoses. So, what are the dangers of confirming pelvic peritonitis?

1. Can cause ectopic pregnancy

Chronic pelvic peritonitis can lead to pathological changes in the fallopian tubes. Fallopian tube surgery will directly affect the peristalsis, patency and egg collection of the fallopian tube umbrella, which will directly affect the normal function of the fallopian tubes and become an important factor in the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.

2. Genitourinary system infection

Due to their anatomical and physiological characteristics, women are susceptible to urinary tract infections, such as acute and chronic pyelonephritis, gonorrhea, cervicitis, and cervical erosion.

3. Fallopian tube and ovarian cysts

When salpingitis affects the ovaries, the fallopian tubes and ovaries adhere to each other to form an inflammatory mass, or the fimbria of the fallopian tubes adhere to the ovaries and become connected, and fluid exudes to form fallopian tube ovarian cysts.

4. Ectopic pregnancy

The fallopian tube is damaged by inflammation, which affects its function of collecting and transmitting fertilized eggs. Therefore, the incidence of ectopic pregnancy after PID increases significantly, 70 to 10 times higher than that of those who have not experienced PID.

5. Abnormal IUD

This disease is an important factor that cannot be ignored in causing low back pain in women. Abnormalities of the IUD include the IUD model not matching the uterine cavity, the IUD being too elastic, or the IUD being abnormally positioned. An improper IUD is embedded in the uterine cavity, stimulating the uterine wall and causing low back pain reflexively. In this case, the IUD can be removed and replaced.

6. Infertility:

For women who have not given birth, the biggest harm of this disease is infertility. Inflammation of any part of the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries or surrounding tissues in the pelvic cavity, including the peritoneum in the pelvis, can cause infertility. Especially when acute inflammation fails to be completely treated and turns into chronic inflammation, or because chronic pelvic peritonitis has a slow onset and the condition is relatively mild, it does not attract attention, so it is not treated in time and becomes chronic, which often causes infertility in women.