Patient's question:
It's been a year and I haven't had any children. My menstrual cycle is usually irregular. The check-up revealed pelvic inflammatory disease.Doctor's answer:
1. Patients with pelvic infertility often experience abdominal pain and lower back pain, and some may also have fever. These are common symptoms of pelvic infertility. Due to their commonality, many people do not pay active attention or seek treatment, ultimately leading to the inability of women to conceive normally.2. Menstrual flow may sometimes be excessive, sometimes too little, with irregular cycles, and symptoms such as dysmenorrhea (pain during or before menstruation), abnormal leukorrhea, and changes in leukorrhea color. If menstrual disorders are not treated promptly for a long time, the condition may worsen gradually, affecting a woman's ability to conceive normally, even leading to infertility.
3. Some women may have pelvic inflammation but, due to negligence, fail to seek timely treatment. This can lead to lesions in surrounding pelvic organs, such as the fallopian tubes or endometrium. It may also cause pelvic peritonitis or diffuse peritonitis, affecting a woman's ability to conceive normally, even resulting in infertility.