The main symptoms of uterine inflammatory disease include lower abdominal pain, fever, menstrual changes, infertility, and increased vaginal discharge, which are related to the type of uterine inflammatory disease, as follows: 1. lower abdominal pain: mainly caused by infection of the endometrium, patients may experience vague pain in the lower abdomen after exertion, exposure to cold, or sexual intercourse, and the pain level is increasing; 2. menstrual disorders: inflammation may cause increased menstrual volume with menstrual pain and other menstrual The symptoms of menstrual disorders: inflammation can cause increased menstrual flow with dysmenorrhea and other menstrual changes, and untreated may cause uterine adhesions and amenorrhea. In addition, inflammation can also change the environment of the uterine cavity, which then affects the fertilization of the egg and can lead to infertility; 3, fever: inflammation can spread through the blood circulation and lymphatic circulation and cause systemic infection secondary to fever, chills, loss of appetite and other systemic symptoms; 4, increased secretions: endometrial glands secrete a lot of mucus due to inflammatory stimulation, which mixes with a large number of leukocytes in the uterine cavity and then flows out to form a large amount of vaginal secretions. A large amount of vaginal discharge is formed, and some patients may also show irregular vaginal bleeding and other manifestations. In case of anaerobic bacterial infection, the discharge may be accompanied by a distinct odor. If the above abnormal symptoms appear, you should consult a doctor for gynecological examination as soon as possible, and after clarifying the condition, carry out active and standardized treatment in order to get a better treatment effect.