Pelvic inflammatory disease lower abdominal pain every day

Pelvic inflammatory disease causes lower abdominal pain and abnormal leucorrhea, which have a great impact on women's normal daily life. Women suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease may experience lower abdominal pain, menstrual pain and infertility, and should seek medical treatment as soon as possible. More serious pelvic inflammatory disease can spread to the retroperitoneum of the pelvis, the uterus, and the tissues beside the cervix, affecting women's fertility. What are the harms of pelvic inflammatory disease and lower abdominal pain?

Women suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease may experience lower abdominal pain, menstrual pain and infertility, and should seek medical treatment as soon as possible. High-frequency magnetic wave therapy can quickly eliminate bacteria without hurting women's normal tissues. It is a faster and more complete treatment technology for pelvic inflammatory disease and is suitable for women to choose.

Pelvic inflammatory disease with significant abdominal pain

Pelvic inflammatory disease can be divided into subacute and chronic. In the early stages of the disease, there is obvious abdominal pain. Pelvic inflammatory disease causes lower abdominal distension and pain, muscle tension, tenderness and rebound pain, accompanied by rapid heartbeat, fever, and a lot of purulent secretions in the vagina. When the condition worsens, the symptoms of female pelvic inflammatory disease may include high fever, headache, chills, loss of appetite, a large amount of yellow leucorrhea with a bad smell, lower abdominal pain, tenderness, and lower back pain.

Pelvic inflammatory disease is long-term and difficult to heal. Cysts or swellings may occur, which can compress the bladder and cause difficulty in urination, frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. Diarrhea can only occur after the swelling is located.

Pelvic inflammatory disease can cause menstrual pain and infertility

In addition to lower abdominal distension and pain, patients with pelvic inflammatory disease often have significant menstrual pain. Severe pelvic inflammatory disease can spread to the retroperitoneum of the pelvis, the uterus, and the tissues around the cervix, affecting women's fertility. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease can also cause the lining of the fallopian tubes to become inflamed and adhere to each other, causing the lumen to become smaller or blocked. In this way, the movement of eggs, sperm or sperm-egg combination is hindered, resulting in infertility and increasing the chance of ectopic pregnancy.

High-frequency magnetic wave therapy is very effective in treating pelvic inflammatory disease. It penetrates deeply, has strong antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, analgesic and anti-itching effects, effectively treats subacute, acute and inflammatory diseases, relieves the pain of patients during treatment, has strong selectivity, causes shock in treating diseased tissues, does not damage normal tissues, and has no side effects.