Chronic pelvic cellulitis

Chronic pelvic cellulitis mainly causes symptoms of high fever in patients. Sometimes the patient's body temperature can reach over 40 degrees. This kind of persistent high fever is also very harmful to the patient, so it is necessary to cool down in time. In addition, it often causes lower abdominal pain and irritation of the bladder and rectum, and often causes patients to have various symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating.

Symptoms of chronic pelvic cellulitis

Chronic pelvic cellulitis is a very common disease in daily life. The occurrence of this disease is mainly caused by some other infectious diseases. Once this disease occurs, it is easy for bacteria to invade the patient's body. Therefore, patients must receive timely treatment after suffering from this disease to avoid other serious hazards. What are the symptoms of chronic pelvic cellulitis?

1. Patients suffering from chronic pelvic cellulitis will have symptoms of high fever. Cyst fracture is also one of the most common symptoms in clinical practice. It mainly refers to the fact that the patient develops symptoms such as chills and fever one week after the onset of the disease, and the patient's body temperature is often above 40 degrees, and it is a persistent high fever. When an abscess appears in the patient's pelvic cavity, the patient's body temperature may become intermittent.

2. After suffering from chronic pelvic cellulitis, patients will also have symptoms of lower abdominal pain. This symptom usually appears in the early stage of the disease. It is mainly because after suffering from chronic pelvic cellulitis, the patient's pelvis will have edema and congestion, which can easily lead to nerve compression, and nerve compression will cause pain symptoms.

3. After suffering from chronic pelvic cellulitis, patients will also have symptoms of bladder and rectal irritation. This symptom mainly occurs when the patient's condition is more serious. When the patient's disease worsens, it will cause the patient's urinary tract and rectal wall to be affected. In severe cases, it will directly cause the patient to experience symptoms such as frequent urination, painful urination, and anal swelling.

The above content is a brief introduction to the symptoms of chronic pelvic cellulitis. If someone finds that he or she has this disease, he or she must seek treatment in a timely manner and must not delay, so as not to miss the best treatment time and cause the patient's disease to become more serious, which will then make it more difficult to treat.