What are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory effusion?

What are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory effusion?

Pelvic inflammatory effusion is a disease that many women today are very troubled by because it can cause a lot of discomfort. Such as low fever, poor spirits and other abnormalities. If there is a sense of falling in the abdomen, as the menstrual volume increases, it is caused by pelvic inflammatory effusion. If you have fallopian tube obstruction, it can also be caused by pelvic inflammatory effusion, so it is very important to conduct a comprehensive examination in time.

What are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory effusion?

1. Low fever

When pelvic effusion occurs, the systemic symptoms are not very obvious, and sometimes there will be symptoms of low fever and fatigue. If the course of the disease is long and not treated in time, the patient will have symptoms of mental weakness, such as insomnia, mental disorders, etc. If the patient's resistance is very poor, there will be an acute attack. We should pay attention to if there are abnormalities in the body, mind, etc., we should pay attention to rule out whether it is caused by pelvic effusion.

2. There is a feeling of falling in the lower abdomen

The main symptoms are a sagging feeling in the lower abdomen and pain on one or both sides of the lower abdomen. When chronic inflammation forms, scar adhesions and pelvic congestion will occur, leading to lower abdominal swelling and lumbar pain.

3. Increased menstrual volume

Patients with pelvic effusion may also experience pelvic congestion, and menstrual flow may increase. If the patient has ovarian damage, it may cause menstrual disorders. If the menstrual flow is relatively stable at ordinary times, but suddenly increases, it should be carefully ruled out whether it is caused by pelvic effusion.

4. Blockage of fallopian tubes

When pelvic inflammation occurs, the patient may cause blockage of the fallopian tubes, and then infertility is likely to occur. When examining the patient's uterus, it will be found that the uterus is tilted backward and the uterine activity is also restricted. Adhesions may occur at this time. So usually if you find yourself feeling uncomfortable, you should immediately and actively treat it until the effusion is absorbed and dissipated.