Will untreated pelvic inflammatory disease lead to ectopic pregnancy?

Will untreated pelvic inflammatory disease cause ectopic pregnancy in women?

1. Leading to female infertility. If pelvic inflammatory disease is not treated in time during the acute stage, the acute inflammation will turn into a chronic disease if it is not completely treated. Or, because chronic pelvic inflammatory disease has a slow onset and the condition is mild, it does not attract attention. Therefore, if it is not treated in time and becomes a chronic disease, it often causes female infertility.

2. Lead to diffuse peritonitis. The development and spread of pelvic inflammation can spread to the outermost serosal layer of the uterus, which is the part that connects the uterus to other pelvic organs. Inflammation can lead to pelvic peritonitis. If it continues to develop and worsen, it will form diffuse pelvic peritonitis, and symptoms of systemic poisoning will appear, such as high fever, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal distension.

3. Lead to septic shock. In the case of severe infection, pathogens multiply rapidly in the body. These bacteria will secrete a large amount of endotoxins. Endotoxins circulate throughout the body with the blood, quickly causing the body to respond. If not treated in time, it will endanger the patient's life.

The treatment method of pelvic inflammatory disease breaks the traditional treatment plan of pelvic inflammatory disease and uses interventional therapy to easily and efficiently treat pelvic inflammatory disease. Interventional therapy is to directly introduce high-concentration and high-efficiency drugs into the lesion site through puncture technology under the guidance of B-ultrasound visual system, accurately kill pathogenic microorganisms, shorten the medication time, and continuously flush out of the body to achieve the purpose of sterilization and anti-inflammatory.