Tests for pelvic peritonitis

Pelvic peritonitis is very common for many women. Because many women sit for a long time in their daily lives and do not pay attention to their personal hygiene and living habits, they suffer from pelvic peritonitis. Since women do not know much about pelvic peritonitis, they all want to know what examinations should be performed for pelvic peritonitis. For details, please see the following experts' introduction:

1. Ultrasound examination: there is exudation or inflammatory mass in the pelvic cavity.

2. Posterior fornix puncture: The normal peritoneal fluid, blood, and purulent secretions obtained through puncture can provide further diagnostic information.

3. Gynecological examination: If the vagina is congested, edematous, and has a large amount of purulent and smelly secretions, and purulent secretions are seen flowing out of the cervical opening, it indicates that there is acute inflammation in the cervical canal mucosa or the uterine cavity.

4. Ultrasound examination: Type B ultrasound images can identify 85% of masses or abscesses formed by adhesions of the fallopian tubes, ovaries and intestines, but usually cannot show mild or moderate pelvic peritonitis.

5. Medical history diagnosis and examination: Doctors often ask about the patient's recent life to see if there is a history of gynecological and obstetric surgery, including childbirth, cesarean section, artificial abortion, intrauterine device placement, etc.

6. General symptom check: General symptom check, there will be certain symptoms after suffering from pelvic peritonitis, acute symptoms include high fever, chills, headache, loss of appetite and lower abdominal pain. Chronic symptoms also include mild lower abdominal pain, back pain, and lower abdominal distension. It is often aggravated after fatigue and sexual intercourse, with increased menstruation and leucorrhea.

Warm reminder: The above is a brief introduction on "What examinations should be conducted for pelvic peritonitis". For women suffering from pelvic peritonitis, it is recommended that you must adopt a reasonable and effective method for examination and treatment.