How does pelvic inflammatory disease need to ability check out

Update Date: 2024-09-22 Source: Network

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Six months ago, there was abdominal pain, especially dysmenorrhea, and menstruation was unstable. Either 3 days or 7 days later. Anyway, none of them came on time, and the other one was 15 days later. I checked it myself. It's like pelvic inflammatory disease. Later I asked the doctor to know what's going on. Let's share with you the relevant knowledge about how to find out pelvic inflammatory disease.

How does pelvic inflammatory disease need to ability check out

First: the most typical symptom of pelvic inflammatory disease is the increase of vaginal secretions, showing a large number of purulent or viscous secretions; if the inflammatory continues to infect, it will spread to the fallopian tube, uterus, ovary and even pelvic nerve plexus, so the patient will have abdominal pain or even pelvic pain, this symptom can be self screened.

Second: symptoms are self screening, patients can also do examination, through routine leucorrhea, leucorrhea culture, gynecological examination, electronic colposcopy, endometrial biopsy can also be diagnosed as pelvic inflammatory disease. However, the examination data can only be used as a reference, and should also be combined with whether the patient has symptoms of pain and discomfort.

Third: if leucorrhea found a large number of pus cells, or even cervical Neisseria gonorrhoeae, or Chlamydia positive, or Mycoplasma positive; electronic colposcopy found severe cervical congestion, tenderness or cervical lifting pain, attachment tenderness; endometrial biopsy found inflammatory lesions, should consider the possibility of pelvic inflammatory disease.

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It is worth noting that if the electronic colposcopy found tubal thickening or tube wall thickening, pelvic inflammatory substances or a large number of uterine cavity squeeze pus, ovarian cyst, the diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease immediately established. At this time, patients have more or less abdominal discomfort or irregular menstruation symptoms.