What are the common symptoms of adnexitis?

What are the common symptoms of adnexitis? I believe many people have this question. Adnexitis is divided into acute adnexitis and chronic adnexitis. Let our experts introduce the symptoms of adnexitis to you.

1. Symptoms of acute uterine adnexitis: The symptoms of acute adnexitis are obvious, such as fever, chills, severe pain in the lower abdomen, etc. This is one of the symptoms of adnexitis.

2. Symptoms of chronic uterine adnexitis: Chronic adnexitis has varying degrees of abdominal pain, or lower abdominal distension and pulling sensation, sometimes light and sometimes heavy, accompanied by increased leucorrhea, back pain, menstrual disorders, etc. This is also a symptom of adnexitis.

3. Some young female patients do not have obvious acute inflammation symptoms when they first suffer from adnexitis, and when they are found, they have already turned into chronic adnexitis; some young women suffer from chronic adnexitis, but they do not realize it because the symptoms of chronic adnexitis are not obvious, which is troublesome. Chronic adnexitis often causes adhesion and occlusion of the fallopian tube, making it impossible to conceive and cause infertility.

4. Acute attack of chronic adnexitis. Chronic adnexitis often causes lower abdominal pain, waist and hip pain, and the pain worsens during menstruation and after labor. If ovarian inflammation affects ovulation, menstrual irregularities and increased leucorrhea will occur. Whenever you catch a cold or your body's resistance decreases, the symptoms of chronic adnexitis will acutely attack, not only aggravating the original symptoms, but also causing fever, increased white blood cells, etc.

The above is an introduction to the symptoms of adnexitis. I hope the above content can be helpful to you. If you have any questions about adnexitis, you can contact our online experts and they will give you a detailed explanation.

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