The differences between pelvic inflammatory disease and enteritis are as follows: 1. Pelvic inflammatory disease tends to worsen pain during sex and during menstruation, while enteritis has little to do with the above 2 factors. 2. Pelvic inflammatory disease leads to an increase in vaginal discharge, while enteritis does not lead to an increase in vaginal discharge. 3. Enteritis can cause gastrointestinal symptoms, such as a change in the nature of stools, loose stools, etc., while pelvic inflammatory disease often does not Pelvic inflammatory disease tends not to have these symptoms. In addition, gynecological examination will find that the pelvic cavity localization, uterine adnexes have obvious pressure pain, while enteritis gynecological examination of the uterine adnexes will not appear pressure pain. Both pelvic inflammatory disease and enteritis should be actively treated, and enteritis will have a positive result through routine stool tests.