How to check to have pelvic inflammation

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My lower abdomen has been aching for more than a week, which makes me very uncomfortable. Besides, I often have no appetite when I eat. People lose a lot of weight. Later, I decided to go to the hospital for examination. As a result, the doctor said that my condition is pelvic inflammatory disease. How can I check whether there is pelvic inflammatory disease? Do you know? Today, let me share with you how to check for pelvic inflammatory disease.

How to check to have pelvic inflammation

First: Inspection: the vulva can be observed directly, and the vagina and cervix must be examined after expansion with a speculum, but only for married people. The development of vulva, labia minora and pubic hair, the integrity of hymen, the color of vaginal mucosa and secretion, inflammation, ulcer, tumor and deformity were observed. Therefore, this is one of the diagnostic methods of pelvic inflammatory disease.

Second: double diagnosis: This is also one of the diagnostic methods of pelvic inflammatory disease, that is, vaginal, abdominal wall joint examination, clinical pelvic inflammatory disease patients are most commonly used. Doctors put the middle and index fingers into the vagina of patients with pelvic inflammatory disease, and touch the uterus, ovary and pelvic cavity with the other hand above the abdominal wall, which is often used in married women.

Third: triple diagnosis: the doctor places the index finger in the vagina of the patient with pelvic inflammatory disease, the middle finger in the rectum, and then cooperates with the other hand pressing on the abdominal wall to touch the pelvic organs from different angles to understand the situation of the back of the pelvic cavity in detail. Therefore, it is also widely used in the diagnosis of pelvic inflammatory disease.

matters needing attention

Pelvic inflammatory disease can cause oviduct ovarian abscess, this kind of inflammation can make the fallopian tube umbrella end and isthmus adhesion, leading to inflammatory secretions can not be discharged, accumulation and formation of oviduct empyema phenomenon, which is also a complication of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease.