Pelvic inflammatory disease is a relatively common disease in women, and it seriously affects women’s health. The reason for this is that there are many causes of pelvic inflammatory disease, and what are the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease? The main reason for this is that it is not easy to get a good idea of what to expect from a woman’s menstruation. The patient is often prone to symptoms of lumbago and abdominal pain after the onset of pelvic inflammatory disease, and these symptoms will be more pronounced if she has had sex or has done physical labor. Abnormal leucorrhea Pelvic inflammatory disease can cause abnormal leucorrhea, which is usually characterized by excessive leucorrhea, yellow leucorrhea, sticky leucorrhea, and in some patients, smelly leucorrhea. Infertility Some patients do not know they have pelvic inflammatory disease. They may go to the hospital for an infertility checkup and then be found to have pelvic inflammatory disease because pelvic inflammatory disease can easily lead to blockage of the fallopian tubes, which in turn can cause infertility. Fever When acute pelvic inflammatory disease strikes, patients tend to have fever, along with a feeling of fatigue and tiredness. Mental depression When pelvic inflammatory disease becomes more serious, the patient’s spirit will be affected and she will be depressed and have insomnia at night.