How to diagnose pelvic inflammatory disease

Diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease:

There are many women who do not know that they have pelvic inflammatory disease. In fact, pelvic inflammation can have many symptoms, so there are many ways to determine whether you have pelvic inflammation. You can choose puncture, B-ultrasound, laparoscopy, urine routine examination, etc., which can effectively know whether you have any abnormalities.

1. Vaginal secretion smear

If the patient suspects that she may have pelvic inflammation, she can go to the hospital first to take a sample of secretions and then do a smear. The secretions come from the vagina and cervix. The patient's leucorrhea will appear sticky and more in quantity. This is actually a symptom of gynecological inflammation. After the secretions are tested, we can know what bacteria caused it.

2. Urinalysis

This test can understand the hormone secretion level in the patient's body. Through the test, you can know the harmful bacteria contained in the urine. Through these harmful bacteria, you can also know what stage the woman's current condition is.

3. Puncture examination

In fact, puncture examination is also a very effective method. Obtaining pelvic contents such as peritoneal fluid, blood, coagulation, purulent secretions, etc. through puncture can effectively obtain further clarity. It is necessary to analyze the puncture material in detail.

4. B-ultrasound examination

B-ultrasound examination is also a way to diagnose diseases. It can detect pelvic masses in a timely and effective manner, with an accuracy rate of more than 85%. However, this examination method is difficult to diagnose mild or moderate inflammatory diseases.

Laparoscopy

Laparoscopic examination can also effectively determine whether pelvic inflammatory disease is present and can be used for preliminary examination.

6. Abdominal palpation

Most patients with pelvic inflammatory disease have a mass in their abdomen, so it is necessary for doctors to palpate. Through palpation, they can know whether there is a mass, whether the mass moves, and whether there is tenderness. These are all helpful in judging the condition and can also effectively determine what stage the patient's condition is in and whether it is particularly serious.