What are the common symptoms of adnexitis?

What are the symptoms of adnexitis?

First: Acute adnexitis: This disease is mainly acute lower abdominal pain, sometimes accompanied by fever. When patients go to the hospital for gynecological examinations, they will experience obvious pain and rebound pain in the adnexal area. In addition, if the patient's blood is checked, there will be an upward trend in white blood cells, and the proportion of neutrophils in the blood will increase significantly. However, for such symptoms of adnexitis, if the treatment is not timely or the treatment process is not thorough, the disease will become chronic adnexitis.

Second: Chronic adnexitis: For chronic inflammation, there is a certain degree of similarity with acute inflammation, and there will be different abdominal pain. Chronic inflammation always recurs. Over time, other related diseases may appear, such as pelvic congestion, or connective tissue tends to fibrosis, and sometimes it may cause some mutual adhesion of pelvic organs.

If the patient experiences lower abdominal swelling or pain, including lumbar pain and other symptoms, but the severity depends on the individual patient, chronic adnexitis generally will cause abnormal increase in leucorrhea or endocrine disorders, low back pain, and menstrual disorders.

If the patient undergoes a gynecological examination, other diseases may also be present, namely, bilateral or unilateral tenderness in the appendages, a thickening sensation greater than normal, and lumps caused by the tenderness. Examination indicators will also show a significant increase in the patient's white blood cell count.

It is recommended that patients who experience the above-mentioned symptoms should go to the hospital for more professional treatment in time. If the symptoms are not treated for a long time and worsen, it can easily cause other diseases, such as infertility. However, it should generally be based on the patient's specific situation.