Can pelvic peritonitis be transmitted to family members?

How harmful is pelvic inflammatory disease? Pelvic inflammatory disease is very harmful and must be prevented in time to avoid affecting women's pregnancy. However, many women with pelvic inflammatory disease do not know much about the harm of this disease and do not receive timely treatment. So how harmful is pelvic inflammatory disease? We asked experts to give an answer.

Will pelvic peritonitis be transmitted to family members? Generally speaking, there are two main ways of transmission of contagious gynecological inflammation, direct transmission and indirect transmission. If you are infected with pelvic peritonitis, these two methods will not transmit pelvic peritonitis. Pelvic peritonitis will not be transmitted indirectly. It will not be transmitted to people around through clothing. However, women still need to pay attention not to go in and out of some public bathrooms, swimming pools and other places to avoid infection with other bacteria and cause other inflammations. Pay attention to your own hygiene.

【The dangers of pelvic inflammatory disease】

1. Impact on sexual life: If pelvic inflammatory disease is not treated thoroughly, it will recur, causing serious trauma to the patient's body and mind, and causing negative emotions such as anxiety, irritability, depression, etc., which can then cause sexual aversion and frigidity, seriously affecting the quality of sexual life.

2. Causes ectopic pregnancy: Due to long-term inflammatory infiltration, stimulation, and infection in the pelvic cavity, it may lead to adhesion and blockage of the fallopian tube, which in turn may affect the implantation of the fertilized egg and cause ectopic pregnancy.

3. Affecting the function of the ovaries: Due to long-term infection of pelvic inflammation, pelvic congestion may occur, which may endanger the function of the ovaries and cause menstrual disorders, which may lead to infertility, seriously endangering the physical and mental health of female friends.

4. Cause infertility: Long-term infiltration and stimulation of chronic inflammation can lead to adhesion, blockage, stenosis and deformation of the bilateral fallopian tubes, affecting the combination of sperm and egg and causing infertility.

The above is an introduction to whether pelvic peritonitis can be transmitted to family members. I hope it will be helpful to you.