How to diagnose pelvic inflammatory disease

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When I went to bed a few days ago, I suddenly felt lumbago. As a result, I fell on the bed. I thought it was because of dysmenorrhea. I didn't expect that the amount of bleeding in these days was much larger than usual. My waist still hurt all the time. The doctor said it was pelvic inflammatory disease. After finding out this problem, the doctor gave me treatment in time. Now my condition is getting better. Today, let me share with you how to make a diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease .

How to diagnose pelvic inflammatory disease

First: symptom examination. Acute pelvic inflammatory disease is acute, the condition is serious, can appear lower abdominal pain, fever, chills, headache, loss of appetite. During the examination, the patient was found to have tension in the abdomen and rapid tenderness. The symptoms of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease are characterized by slow disease and long course of disease. General symptoms are not obvious, may have low fever, easy to feel tired, with lower abdominal pain, etc. Examination found that the uterus is often posterior, limited activity, or fixed adhesion.

Second: routine examination of leucorrhea. Through the routine examination of leucorrhea, we can not only know whether there are a large number of white blood cells, determine whether pelvic inflammation, but also judge which pathogen is caused by infection, which is more convenient for symptomatic medication.

Third: B ultrasound examination. Women can check whether they have pelvic inflammatory disease through gynecological examination and B-ultrasound examination. If women have pelvic water, then women can be detected by B ultrasound. At the same time, if women have inflammatory mass or thickening, women can also pass B ultrasound examination.

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Stand up straight, breathe naturally, relax the whole body, put your hands on both sides of the crotch, and drive the crotch to twist back and forth in left, right, and left directions. One twist is a beat, making a total of four eight beats.