Diagnosis of chronic adnexitis

For most patients with adnexitis, adnexitis can be well controlled and treated. However, if the patient does not pay attention to the disease at the beginning, it is very likely that the treatment will not be timely, which will bring difficulties in treatment. How to diagnose chronic adnexitis? What are the diagnostic methods?

How to diagnose chronic adnexitis

Gynecological examination

Patients with adnexitis will experience lower abdominal pain, and the degree of pain varies. At the same time, there may be a feeling of pulling and heaviness in the lower abdomen, which is sometimes mild and sometimes very severe. Patients will also experience symptoms such as menstrual disorders and increased leucorrhea. Chronic adnexitis is caused by the failure to treat acute adnexitis in time. During gynecological examinations, patients will experience pain in the bilateral or unilateral adnexal area, and lumps.

B-ultrasound examination

Before preparing for a B-ultrasound, female friends must drink more water until the bladder is moderately full and there is a desire to urinate, so that the B-ultrasound examination can be performed, because only in this way can the situation inside the patient's uterus be clearly observed. However, if the patient is pregnant, she cannot hold her urine after three months of pregnancy, which will affect the health of the fetus. If you have ovarian cysts or hydrosalpinx, B-ultrasound can detect the mass.

The above are the answers to the question of how to check chronic adnexitis. For patients with chronic adnexitis, they must go to the hospital for examination in time, and then determine the treatment plan according to their own condition, so that patients can receive good treatment and will not leave any sequelae to patients.