A comparative study on the effects of various factors to the revalence of pelvic inflammatory disease in North central Nigeria

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a gynaecological that affects the upper genital organs of reproductive age females. It associated with clinical sequalae such as tubal blockage, oophoritis and cervicitis which are said to result high rate (such female infertility) deaths among This study therefore attempts evaluate association various factors prevalence pelvic women residing in developing countries Nigeria. Questionnaires were administered all enrolled for this too obtain their data. Seven hundred twenty (720) patients out 1170 recorded be patients, 380(85%) rural dwellers; 452(87.6%) ignorant thus easily prone disease; 285(86.4%) within ages 25-29 years; 350(85.2%) previously had urinary tract infection year ago; 496(85.8%) 343(83.5%) both married uneducated The due certain predisposing practiced females ages, hence it necessary government enforce measures establishment free education, continuous awareness medical check up help prevent control spread disease.