What examination should adnexitis do

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The emergence of adnexitis has brought a serious impact on women's health, so timely treatment is a must for every patient. If we do not pay attention to treatment, it will develop into chronic, which will cause more serious harm to women's body. Therefore, we should pay attention to the disease and actively understand the relevant knowledge, so it is very important to understand its treatment methods , as well as various examination methods, now let me talk to you about the examination of adnexitis.

What examination should adnexitis do

First: the first examination item of adnexitis is direct smear sampling of secretions: such as vaginal mucus, cervical canal secretions, urethral secretions, peritoneal fluid, etc., thin smear can be made directly, after drying, methylene blue or gram staining, and then according to the negative or positive to identify the disease.

Second: pathogen culture: for this kind of adnexitis, the sample source of the test is the same as that of the secretion test, but the difference is that this method uses glycolysis to identify bacteria. This method is an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, with an average sensitivity of 89.5% and a specificity of 98.4%.

Third: laparoscopic examination: if the patient is not suffering from diffuse peritonitis, the laparoscopic examination can be performed in patients with adnexitis or suspected adnexitis and other acute abdomen. Laparoscopic examination can not only make a clear diagnosis and differential diagnosis, but also preliminarily determine the degree of adnexitis.

matters needing attention

It is suggested that we should pay attention to the following *: during the healing process of cervical erosion, new squamous epithelium obstructs the cervical duct and the formation of scar, which may result in narrowing or even blockage of the gland duct. The drainage of glands secretions is blocked and the cyst is retained. Examination showed that the cervical surface protruded a number of cyan white vesicles, containing colorless jelly. If the cyst is infected, it appears as white or yellowish vesicles.