Analysis of common examination and diagnosis methods for pelvic inflammatory disease

It is very important for female patients with pelvic inflammatory disease to detect pelvic inflammatory disease as early as possible, which is very beneficial for the treatment and recovery of pelvic inflammatory disease. What are the common examination and diagnosis methods for pelvic inflammatory disease? The following will tell you about the common examination and diagnosis methods for pelvic inflammatory disease.

In general, the common examination and diagnosis methods for pelvic inflammatory disease are:

1. Ultrasound examination: If a mass is suspected to be an abscess, ultrasound can be used to examine pelvic inflammatory disease. Multiple echo areas can be found in the mass, indicating that there is liquid in the mass. This method is a non-invasive examination, simple and easy, and the reliability can be as high as more than 90%. Patients can also be examined through laparoscopy, which is currently a relatively accurate method for examining pelvic inflammatory disease.

2. Puncture of the posterior fornix. If pus or serous fluid is extracted, tubal pregnancy can be ruled out. It is a common diagnostic method for pelvic inflammatory disease. However, tubal pregnancy cannot be ruled out if no fluid is extracted. If the lump is hard and it is not easy to extract the contents, a small amount of saline can be injected before puncture, and then aspirated. If the saline is reddish brown and mixed with small blood clots, it can be confirmed to be an old hematoma. If the extracted blood is mistakenly inserted into the vein, the blood will coagulate after a short period of time, but it will not coagulate if it is caused by tubal pregnancy.

3. Self-diagnosis is also a common method of pelvic inflammatory disease examination and diagnosis. Acute pelvic inflammatory disease usually presents abnormal phenomena 7-14 days after infection. Patients may have fever, chills, lower abdominal pain, persistent or lumbar pain, etc. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease occurs in young and middle-aged women, and most of them will experience lower abdominal pain, heaviness, back pain, excessive leucorrhea, menstrual disorders, sexual intercourse pain, and fever during menstruation.

The above is an introduction to the common examination and diagnosis methods of pelvic inflammatory disease. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. Once pelvic inflammatory disease is diagnosed, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid missing the best time for treatment.