Pelvic wall soft tissue edema may be caused by local inflammation, trauma, allergy, etc. Patients need to be treated with medication and physical therapy to address the cause of the disease, and most patients have a good prognosis with timely treatment. If the pelvis is infected by bacteria, mycoplasma and other pathogens, it may lead to inflammation of the pelvis, and local inflammatory exudation or edema will occur, so the patient will have pelvic wall soft tissue edema. In addition, trauma to the pelvic cavity can cause local tissue exudation, which causes pelvic wall soft tissue edema. In addition, the body pelvic allergies, can also lead to pelvic wall soft tissue edema. For different causes of pelvic wall soft tissue edema, we need to follow the doctor’s advice to choose different treatments according to the cause of the disease. Patients with pelvic wall soft tissue edema who are treated promptly have a good prognosis.