Acute adnexitis troubles women

What are the symptoms of acute adnexitis? Many women must have such questions. Acute adnexitis is a common gynecological disease. Now, let the experts introduce the symptoms of acute adnexitis. I hope it can help everyone better understand acute adnexitis.

Acute adnexitis mostly occurs in women of childbearing age. It is a simultaneous inflammation of the salpingitis and oophoritis. Among acute pelvic inflammatory diseases, salpingitis is the most common.

Acute adnexitis patients will initially experience lower abdominal pain, which is usually bilateral, and rarely vomiting, which is different from the pain of appendicitis. In addition, the abdominal pain worsens during bowel movements, and sometimes there is urinary pain, and constipation and abdominal distension are common. The stool contains mucus, which is the result of inflammatory stimulation of the colon wall.

Acute adnexitis is mainly caused by ascending infections, such as bacterial infection, chlamydia infection or mixed infection. The most important thing in the treatment of acute adnexitis is to use antibiotics in a timely and adequate manner, but the treatment should be based on the symptoms. Different causes require different treatments, and whether there is also increased leucorrhea, purulent leucorrhea, etc. If conservative treatment of acute adnexitis is not very effective, surgical treatment should be considered.

The treatment of acute adnexitis is the most critical. The clinical manifestations of acute adnexitis are sometimes easily confused with acute appendicitis, ectopic pregnancy, ovarian cyst pedicle torsion or ovarian endometriosis cyst, and care should be taken to differentiate them during diagnosis.

After reading the above experts' introduction, I believe everyone has a better understanding of acute adnexitis. I hope everyone can pay more attention to acute adnexitis, and I also wish that patients with acute adnexitis can receive early treatment and recover soon.

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