Vaginal bleeding should pay attention to pelvic inflammatory disease

Gynecological diseases have always been the most troublesome diseases for women, especially pelvic inflammatory disease, which not only affects normal family life, but also has serious adverse effects on women's physiological health and endocrine status. Being familiar with the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease is a strong guarantee for early detection and treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease.

If a woman suffers from pelvic inflammatory disease, she will usually show symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease such as irregular menstruation, increased leucorrhea and severe lower abdominal pain, which will cause great trouble to her life. So will pelvic inflammatory disease cause vaginal bleeding? Experts say that pelvic inflammatory disease is a common internal genital inflammation in women. It will bleed, but the amount of bleeding is not much. It is an uncommon pelvic inflammatory disease. Some women have contact bleeding, while others have leucorrhea with blood streaks. Let's give you a detailed introduction below.

Generally speaking, patients with pelvic inflammatory disease will experience pelvic inflammatory disease symptoms such as pain and bleeding during sexual intercourse. Since the pelvic cavity is a long-term gathering place for female endogenous growth, it is very easy to be infected by bacteria, causing pelvic inflammatory disease. Long-term inflammation infiltrates the pelvic cavity, and it may also cause leucorrhea with blood. Among them, lower abdominal pain and dysmenorrhea are the most obvious. However, in addition to these two common symptoms, it is also necessary to note that vaginal bleeding is also one of the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease and should not be underestimated.

Although vaginal bleeding is not a common symptom of pelvic inflammatory disease, symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease must be taken seriously. We should not be careless just because it is uncommon, which will lead to neglect of the condition and delayed treatment.

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