How to detect adnexitis

How to detect adnexitis?

1. Adnexitis is a common disease, and there are many ways to check it. The main ones include abdominal palpation, B-ultrasound examination, secretion examination, and urine routine examination. Only through these examinations can the disease be correctly diagnosed. Abdominal palpation is one of the important ways to check adnexitis. Through this examination, the patient's uterine retroflexion, poor mobility, tenderness, etc. can be found.

2. If an inflammatory mass is formed, the mass can also be felt beside the uterus or behind the uterus, with poor mobility and tenderness. In addition to abdominal palpation, B-ultrasound examination is also one of the important methods for diagnosing adnexitis. Generally, there is no abnormality in B-ultrasound examination. However, if hydrosalpinx or tubo-ovarian cysts are formed, ultrasound examination can detect the mass.

3. The last thing that needs to be done is the secretion examination. For patients with acute adnexitis, the leucorrhea may be purulent or homogeneous mucous. Adnexitis often causes tenderness and tenderness, and sometimes there may be inflammatory masses of adhesions between the fallopian tube and ovary.

4. Also required is a routine urine test to determine whether hormone levels in the body are abnormal and to detect the types of bacteria that cause inflammation.

If women find themselves experiencing symptoms such as fever, chills, severe lower abdominal pain, accompanied by increased vaginal discharge, back pain, and menstrual disorders, they should pay attention to it. They may be suffering from adnexitis and need to seek medical attention and undergo relevant examinations in a timely manner.