Can vaginal ultrasound detect adnexitis?

The B-ultrasound examination of acute pelvic inflammatory disease is relatively typical, often showing local edema of pelvic organs, and the surface is relatively rough, with a large amount of pelvic effusion, but these indicators cannot be used as an absolute basis for diagnosing pelvic inflammatory disease. It must be judged by clinical symptoms and blood test results, so vaginal ultrasound can only be used as an auxiliary diagnostic method for pelvic inflammatory disease. As the name suggests, pelvic inflammatory disease refers to inflammation in the pelvic cavity. In clinical work, the diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease needs to be based on clinical symptoms, B-ultrasound, CT or blood test results. For chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, B-ultrasound often only shows a small amount of pelvic effusion. This effusion occurs in many cases, and it must be combined with clinical symptoms to determine chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Vaginal examination is of great significance for the diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease, but pelvic inflammatory disease cannot be diagnosed based on B-ultrasound alone.

Gynecological adnexitis

Acute adnexitis can be treated with antibiotics. If the symptoms are mild, some antibiotics can be taken orally, such as cephalosporins and tetracyclines. If the stomach pain is severe and accompanied by fever and abscesses are found during examination, it is best to choose intravenous antibiotics for treatment. Cephalosporins or cephalosporins can be used in combination. If the abscess persists or ruptures, surgical treatment is required. When the symptoms are severe, some heat-clearing and detoxifying drugs should be appropriately used, such as Yinqiao Jiedu Pills. Adnexitis is a common gynecological inflammation, also known as peri-ovarian inflammation.

What does adnexitis mass mean?

Most of the adnexal inflammatory masses are caused by women not treating chronic adnexitis in time or not treating it thoroughly. Symptoms of adnexal inflammatory masses generally include lower abdominal pain or fever. Some patients may experience vaginal bleeding. This disease should be treated early. It is recommended to go to the local tertiary hospital gynecology clinic for examination and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment to prevent the mass from continuing to grow or worsen.