Pelvic inflammatory bleeding pictures

Some patients with pelvic inflammatory disease often experience bleeding. When this happens, the patient will feel helpless. If it is not handled promptly, it may cause internal bleeding and may even seriously endanger the patient's life. If the patient's bleeding is caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, it is recommended that the patient first find out the cause of the disease so that treatment can be carried out based on the cause. So what causes pelvic inflammatory bleeding?

1. Non-physiological causes of pelvic inflammatory bleeding

1. Irregular menstruation

Some patients with pelvic inflammatory disease will experience bleeding, which may be caused by irregular menstruation. These patients will experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding before and after menstruation, so there is generally no need to worry too much.

2. No immediate medical treatment

If the patient does not receive timely treatment after suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease, the inflammation will spread to other organs, and may even cause the patient to suffer from adnexitis or vaginitis, which can lead to pelvic inflammatory bleeding.

3. Irregular vaginal bleeding

Patients with pelvic inflammatory disease will experience cervical adhesions and pelvic congestion. When having sex, the cervical and vaginal congestion will become more serious, leading to irregular vaginal bleeding.

2. Physiological causes of pelvic inflammatory bleeding

1. Endometritis

Some patients will experience pelvic bleeding, which is mainly caused by endometritis. Endometritis is divided into subacute and chronic types. If the patient has non-menstrual bleeding, it is generally caused by subacute endometritis. The main symptoms are excessive vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain, fever, and uterine tenderness. Some patients with chronic endometritis may also experience non-menstrual bleeding, and the pain in the lumbar spine is usually more obvious.