Post Date September, 03 2023
Attachment inflammation is a common gynecological inflammation that must be taken seriously after illness. Especially if there are many symptoms, we must immediately go to a regular hospital for examination and reasonable treatment based on our own situation.
What is appendicitis
1. Firstly, the fallopian tubes and ovaries in women are also known as uterine appendages, so adnexitis refers to inflammation of the fallopian tubes and ovaries. Here, it generally refers to acute adnexitis, chronic adnexitis, salpingitis, and oophoritis.
2. However, salpingitis and oophoritis are often accompanied by parauterine connective tissue inflammation and pelvic peritonitis, which are difficult to distinguish during diagnosis. Therefore, pelvic peritonitis and parauterine connective tissue inflammation are also classified as appendicitis. In pelvic organ inflammation, salpingitis is the most common. Due to the proximity of anatomical sites, salpingitis, oophoritis, and pelvic peritonitis often coexist and interact with each other.
3. Acute appendicitis: Lower abdominal pain and fever, the degree of which varies depending on the degree of inflammation. Some patients may experience chills before the high fever, which is common in headaches and loss of appetite. Increased vaginal discharge is caused by the discharge of secretions from salpingitis through the uterine cavity. Some cases have symptoms of intestinal and bladder irritation.
4. Chronic adnexitis: Subacute attacks and temporary relief may occur in cases of lower abdominal pain and low fever, as well as lumbosacral soreness, feeling of heaviness, and pain during sexual intercourse. It can recur and worsen after fatigue, sexual intercourse, and menstruation. People with a long course of illness may have neurosis, such as low energy, fatigue, physical discomfort, insomnia, etc.
Symptoms of appendicitis
1. Women with chronic appendicitis may experience varying degrees of lower abdominal distension.
2. Lumbosacral pain is also common, with varying degrees of pain.
3. Increased vaginal discharge, menstrual disorders, and often worsening after menstruation and fatigue.
4. During gynecological examination, there is tenderness and thickening in the bilateral or unilateral adnexal area, with tender masses and increased or normal white blood cell count.
Attachment inflammation examination method
1. Urinary routine examination: This examination mainly determines whether there are abnormal hormone levels in the body and can also examine the causes of diseases.
2. Secretion examination: For acute appendicitis, the patient's vaginal discharge shows a concentrated state, abdominal tenderness, and inflammatory mass of the fallopian tubes.
3. Abdominal contact: During general gynecological examination, the uterus is bent back, with poor mobility and compression pain. If there is an inflammatory mass formation, the mass can be touched near the uterus or behind the uterus during examination, resulting in poor movement and tenderness.
