How to check for pelvic inflammatory disease

How to check for pelvic inflammatory disease?

Pelvic inflammation is usually described as pain in the lower abdomen, discomfort in the lower abdomen, and sometimes as a feeling of anal bloating. Pelvic inflammation can generally be detected by B-ultrasound, and there are gynecological internal diagnosis, pelvic inflammation, pelvic tenderness, rebound pain, etc. Pelvic inflammation is generally detected through B-ultrasound and internal gynecological diagnosis, which can know the degree of inflammation, and then anti-inflammatory symptoms are treated according to the situation. The above information is for reference only. Specific medication and treatment should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor's face-to-face consultation.

The examination and diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease is mainly based on the patient's specific symptoms and signs, as well as the preliminary diagnosis of color Doppler ultrasound and blood routine. Generally speaking, when doing a color Doppler ultrasound examination, there may be obvious pelvic effusion and even obvious abscesses on the fallopian tubes. The most common symptom of pelvic inflammation is persistent pain in the lower abdomen, and other causes can be ruled out. At this time, a gynecological review is also required, and the uterine appendages are pressed. As long as there is obvious pain when pressing, the minimum diagnostic criteria for pelvic inflammation are met.

Pelvic inflammatory disease is diagnosed by:

1. Apply the secretion directly.

2. Pathogen culture.

3. Posterior fornix puncture.

4. Ultrasonic examination.

5. Laparoscopic examination.