Attachment inflammation is a common gynecological inflammation in women. According to experts, in the female reproductive organs, the fallopian tubes and ovaries are referred to as uterine appendages. Attachment inflammation can occur in unmarried and married women, often accompanied by pelvic inflammatory disease in clinical practice.
So, what are the symptoms of appendicitis?
1、 Acute appendicitis.
What are the symptoms of appendicitis? Mainly acute lower abdominal pain accompanied by fever, with obvious tenderness and rebound pain in the accessory area during gynecological examination. Blood routine examination showed an increase in white blood cells and a significant increase in the proportion of neutrophils.
2、 Chronic adnexitis.
What are the symptoms of appendicitis? Chronic appendicitis is common in patients, and its symptoms are mainly manifested in the following points.
1. Different degrees of abdominal pain. Patients may experience symptoms such as lower abdominal distension, pain, and lumbosacral soreness, ranging from mild to severe, accompanied by increased vaginal discharge, lower back pain, menstrual disorders, and often worsen during menstruation or after fatigue.
2. A tender lump appears. During gynecological examination, there is tenderness and thickening in the bilateral or unilateral adnexal area, with tender masses and an increase or normal white blood cell count.
3. Hydrosalpinx. Chronic inflammation of the fallopian tubes can cause fibrosis, thickening, blockage, and adhesion to surrounding tissues over time. When both ends of the fallopian tube are blocked, hydrosalpinx seeps into the attached ovaries, forming a fallopian tube cyst.
Causes of Attachment Inflammation
There are many reasons for appendicitis, the most important of which are the following:
1. Frequent wearing of tight pants or similar clothing can lead to the accumulation of vaginal discharge, which can lead to appendicitis due to vaginitis.
2. Long term sitting posture, poor blood circulation in the lower limbs, affects the normal detoxification function of the ovaries and accessories, and causes inflammation.
3. Not paying attention to hygiene during physiological days, sexual intercourse during physiological days, and unclean sexual intercourse.
4. After childbirth or miscarriage, due to decreased resistance, pathogens infect the reproductive tract and spread to the fallopian tubes and ovaries, causing inflammation of the entire pelvis.
5. Sexually transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea can cause inflammation of the fallopian tubes and ovaries by spreading gonococcal bacteria along the mucosa after infection.
6. When inflammation occurs in the pelvic cavity or adjacent organogenesis of the fallopian tube, such as appendicitis, fallopian tube oophoritis and pelvic peritonitis can be caused by direct spread. Inflammation usually occurs in the nearby fallopian tubes and ovaries.