What are the common clinical symptoms of chronic adnexitis?

Everyone should be familiar with adnexitis, but adnexitis can be divided into acute and chronic types. What are the specific symptoms of chronic adnexitis? How much do you know about the symptoms of chronic adnexitis? Regarding the symptoms of chronic adnexitis , the following is a detailed introduction by an expert from the hospital.

The first symptoms of chronic adnexitis that I would like to introduce to you are infertility and dysmenorrhea. Since adnexitis often occurs in the fallopian tubes, the fallopian tubes themselves have been damaged, which can lead to adhesions of the fallopian tubes, causing secondary infertility in women. Some women's fallopian tubes are not completely blocked, but if they conceive, the chances of tubal pregnancy are also higher. Secondly, after suffering from adnexitis, the pelvic cavity often becomes congested, which in turn causes dysmenorrhea due to blood stasis. Many patients will have vague abdominal pain symptoms a week before menstruation, and the closer to the menstrual period, the more severe the pain will be, and it usually lasts until menstruation.

Symptoms of chronic adnexitis also include abdominal pain and menstrual irregularities. The most common symptom of chronic adnexitis is abdominal pain, but the degree of abdominal pain varies from person to person. It is usually dull pain, accompanied by soreness, swelling, and a feeling of falling in the lower back and sacrum. The symptoms of abdominal pain may worsen after fatigue. After suffering from adnexitis, frequent and heavy menstruation is very common. It is generally believed that this is caused by pelvic congestion or ovarian dysfunction, especially chronic inflammation, which may affect uterine function and cause varying degrees of menstrual irregularities.

What are the symptoms of chronic adnexitis? The above are the symptoms of chronic adnexitis introduced to you by the adnexitis experts of our hospital. I hope the above content is helpful to you. If you want to know more about such issues, you can consult the experts of this site and they will give you detailed introductions.

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