Can pelvic inflammatory disease cause anal swelling?

Women's bodies are very sensitive and are easily harmed by various diseases. Gynecological diseases are relatively common. The occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease seriously threatens the physical and mental health of female friends. Therefore, we must pay attention to the disease of pelvic inflammatory disease and seek medical treatment in time to prevent the condition from getting worse. So will pelvic inflammatory disease cause anal prolapse?

When female friends suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease, they will experience anal prolapse. The specific manifestations of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease are lower abdominal pain, pain and soreness in the lumbar sacral area. Sometimes it is accompanied by anal prolapse and discomfort. Generally, the symptoms are aggravated after fatigue or sexual intercourse, which is caused by pelvic congestion.

The symptoms of acute pelvic inflammatory disease include systemic symptoms, sometimes a low fever, the patient easily feels tired, the disease lasts for a long time, and some patients also have neurasthenia. When the patient's body's resistance is relatively poor, it causes blood accumulation in the pelvis. Patients may experience increased menstruation and menstrual disorders.

If women do not pay attention to hygiene during menstruation, use sanitary napkins or handkerchiefs that do not meet quality standards, or do not pay attention to hygiene during intercourse, it is easy for bacteria to invade and cause pelvic inflammatory disease. The patient's physical fitness is relatively weak after giving birth or miscarriage. At this time, the bacteria present in the vagina and cervix are likely to cause pelvic infection and cause pelvic inflammatory disease.

According to the above content, we know that the occurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease can cause anal prolapse. Therefore, female friends should promptly receive reliable regular examinations and treatments if any abnormal physical conditions occur in their daily lives to prevent the condition from becoming more serious and causing more serious harm to the body.