What tests are needed for chronic pelvic peritonitis?

Our lives are getting better, but there are still many diseases in life that add to our troubles, such as the problem of pelvic peritonitis. Some women find that they have pelvic peritonitis when it is already very serious. All of this is the result of not doing a good job of self-diagnosis. So what are the examination items that need to be done for pelvic peritonitis?

1. Pathogen culture for pelvic peritonitis

The sample source for this type of test is the same as the sampling for secretion testing, but the difference is that this method uses glycolysis for bacterial identification.

2. Direct smear sampling of secretions

For example, vaginal mucus, cervical canal secretions, urethral secretions, peritoneal fluid, etc. can be directly used for thin-layer smears, and after drying, the disease can be identified based on whether it is negative or positive.

3. Ultrasound examination

This examination has an 85% accuracy rate in identifying masses or abscesses formed by adhesions of the fallopian tubes, ovaries and intestines. The examination for pelvic peritonitis mainly includes B-type or ultrasound scans, radiographs, etc.

4. Laparoscopy

If the patient does not suffer from diffuse peritonitis, laparoscopy can be performed on patients with pelvic peritonitis or suspected pelvic peritonitis and other acute abdominal diseases. Laparoscopy can not only confirm the diagnosis and differential diagnosis, but also make a preliminary judgment on the degree of pelvic peritonitis. This is one of the examinations for pelvic peritonitis.

After reading the above introduction, we understand the examination items for pelvic peritonitis. If you suspect that you have pelvic peritonitis, it is best to do some relevant examinations so that you can detect pelvic peritonitis early and naturally avoid delaying treatment. Early pelvic peritonitis is relatively easy to treat and will recover after a period of treatment.