Abdominal pain after menstruation

If you experience lower abdominal pain after your period is over, there are many reasons for this situation. The most common ones are gynecological diseases, such as pelvic diseases, uterine diseases, etc., which may cause this symptom. The most typical one is pelvic inflammatory disease. After getting pelvic inflammatory disease, it often causes pain after fatigue, sometimes bleeding during intercourse, and symptoms such as lumbar pain.

Abdominal pain after menstruation

Symptoms of abdominal pain after menstruation in women are generally considered to be caused by pelvic inflammatory disease or other uterine and adnexitis. Therefore, blind drug treatment is not recommended at present. You must first undergo a color Doppler ultrasound examination of the uterus and uterine appendages in the hospital to determine the cause and condition of the disease before determining a treatment plan.

Five major hazards of pelvic inflammatory disease to women

What harm does pelvic inflammatory disease do to a woman's body? It includes mental and psychological effects, kidney disease, infectious shock, infertility, etc.

1. Mental and psychological impact

Chronic inflammation can affect normal work and life as well as physical and mental health due to its long-term treatment and repeated attacks.

2. Tubal pregnancy

A type of ectopic pregnancy. Chronic salpingitis is the most common factor that interferes with the normal functioning of the fertilized egg and is the common and main cause of tubal pregnancy. It has been reported abroad that pelvic inflammatory disease can increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy by 2.7 times.

3. Kidney disease

Because the pelvic connective tissue is connected to the retroperitoneal connective tissue and can reach around the kidneys, if acute pelvic connective tissue inflammation is not treated, the inflammation can not only spread to the fallopian tubes, pelvic peritoneum and other tissues and organs, causing pelvic abscesses, but can also spread upwards and lead to perirenal abscesses.

4. Septic shock

In the case of severe infection, pathogens multiply rapidly in the body. These bacteria secrete large amounts of endotoxins, which circulate throughout the body with the blood and quickly cause the body to respond. This is also one of the causes of acute infectious shock. If it is not discovered and treated promptly, it can often be life-threatening.

5. Infertility

For women who have not given birth, the biggest harm of this disease is causing infertility. Inflammation of any part of the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries or surrounding tissues in the female pelvic cavity, including the pelvic peritoneum, can cause infertility. Especially when acute inflammation turns into chronic if not treated thoroughly, or because chronic pelvic inflammatory disease has a slow onset and the condition is mild and does not attract attention, it is not treated in time and becomes a chronic disease, which often causes infertility in women.