Early clinical symptoms of adnexitis

Adnexitis is a general term for salpingitis and endometritis. The symptoms of adnexitis are the combined symptoms of these two diseases. Clinically, the symptoms of adnexitis can be seen mainly from the following aspects, which is also an important means for patients to understand their condition.

1. Frequent dizziness

Symptoms of adnexitis usually appear between the ages of thirty-five and forty, and unexplained headaches at this time may be caused by inflammation.

2. Extensive hair loss

Excessive hair loss may be caused by psychological stress, untreated infection or improper diet, or it may be caused by inflammation, which is also one of the symptoms of adnexitis.

3. Low back pain

This may be caused by cystitis or adnexitis. Usually, when the inflammation spreads, it will cause low back pain.

4. Dysmenorrhea

Dysmenorrhea due to pelvic congestion usually starts with abdominal pain a week before menstruation, which becomes more severe as the menstrual period approaches until the menstruation comes. This is most likely a symptom of adnexitis.

Symptoms of adnexitis usually appear first with acute adnexitis. If it is not cured for a long time, some symptoms of chronic adnexitis will often appear. As the condition worsens, it becomes more difficult to treat. In short, understanding the symptoms of adnexitis is to help patients detect and treat it early, thereby reducing the harm of adnexitis.