What are the symptoms after pelvic radiotherapy?

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Pelvic inflammatory disease, in fact, is the female pelvic reproductive organs and the surrounding tissues, pelvic peritoneum inflammation, which is a more common female gynecological diseases. Pelvic inflammatory disease may occur in one or more female reproductive organs at the same time. There are many reasons for women suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease, such as the poor physical quality of women, and the infection of women after childbirth or abortion. There are many ways to treat this kind of pelvic inflammatory disease. According to the severity of the disease, it can be treated with drugs or surgery.

What are the symptoms after pelvic radiotherapy?

If the patient is suffering from chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, then the patient is also likely to have increased leucorrhea, increased menstruation, dysmenorrhea and other symptoms. Patients suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease make patients with pelvic congestion, which leads to the above symptoms, sometimes even menstrual disorders, that is, irregular menstruation.

If the patient is suffering from chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, then the patient is likely to have lower abdominal distension, anal discomfort symptoms. Patients suffering from chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, often do some hard work, or after sexual intercourse and their menstruation before and after this period of time, the feeling of abdominal distension is more obvious.

If the patient is suffering from acute pelvic inflammatory disease, then it is likely to have fever, lower abdominal pain, loss of appetite and other symptoms. The onset of this type of pelvic inflammatory disease is more urgent. When the patient comes on, the body temperature will rise, the heart rate will also speed up, the patient's lower abdomen will feel pain, and the pain feeling is more obvious when pressing.

matters needing attention

Women suffering from pelvic inflammatory disease, no matter what type, must receive timely treatment. In addition, we should pay special attention to personal hygiene, pay attention to their eating habits and personal sleep therapy, and learn to combine work with rest.