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• BY Penelope Judson 2018-06-07
  The early symptoms of pelvic infection are generally not easy to be found, mostly dysmenorrhea, etc., but in fact, chills, fever, loss of appetite, back pain, and increased leucorrhea are all manifestations of pelvic infection, and are due to the severity of inflammation and the size of the range Different, such as mass formation can compress the bladder and rectum, causing anal swelling, frequent urination and a series of accompanying symptoms. It often gets worse after fatigue, after sex and before and after menstruation. If you go to the hospital for examination, you may find cervical pain, uterine tenderness, and accessory masses.
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