What are the sequelae of pelvic inflammatory disease?

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a common reproductive system infection in women. It is caused by inflammation of the uterus, ovaries and other female pelvic organs. When patients suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease, they need to be treated in time. Otherwise, it may cause sequelae of the female reproductive system, especially damage to the female reproductive system, affect the normal fertility of women, and cause sequelae of inflammation. Not only will it affect the female's own body, but it will also cause cross-infection between men and women during sexual life.

Women who suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease will experience abdominal pain, irregular menstruation and other symptoms due to the effects of inflammation, so timely treatment is needed. In addition, the effects of inflammation will also cause women to suffer from mental tension, stress and other physical and mental double blows.

The sequelae of pelvic inflammatory disease include uterine fibroids, cervicitis, and blockage of fallopian tubes due to external stimulation, etc. These sequelae are because the female organs are located inside the pelvic cavity affected by inflammation, so timely treatment is very necessary.

Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease, especially women who are pregnant or giving birth, need to prevent their blood from being infected by pelvic inflammatory bacteria, which can cause sequelae such as pelvic cancer and blood diseases, which can have a serious impact on women's health and family harmony and threaten their lives.

There are many sequelae of pelvic inflammatory disease, the most important of which is the impact on women's reproductive safety and healthy childbearing. For middle-aged and elderly women, it may also affect the removal of important reproductive organs such as the uterus and ovaries.