How to detect pelvic adhesions

How to detect pelvic adhesion? Let's not rush to find a way to check it. First, let's understand what pelvic adhesion is, and then find a way to check it. Pelvic adhesion is a gynecological disease caused by the reproductive organs such as the uterus growing in the pelvis being infected by viruses or bacteria, causing themselves to become diseased, and due to improper treatment and other reasons, infection and inflammation, resulting in adhesion of organs. Generally, to detect pelvic adhesions and other diseases, it is important to start with the cause of the disease.

Generally, pelvic adhesions are difficult to detect in the early stages because their symptoms are very subtle and can be easily ignored. If you have a low fever, fatigue, menstrual pain, lower abdominal pain and other symptoms, it is likely that it is the early stage of pelvic adhesion. Therefore, if you have these symptoms, you should pay more attention or go to the hospital for a physical examination. There are many causes of pelvic adhesions, the main ones are four: gynecological inflammation, tuberculosis, endometriosis, and surgery on organs adjacent to the pelvis. These are more likely to cause pelvic adhesions, so it should be noted that prevention of gynecological diseases is far better than treatment.

Now let's talk about the way to check pelvic adhesions:

Hysterography: This method mainly uses the principle of iodized oil contrast examination to check pelvic adhesions. In layman's terms, iodized oil is introduced into the uterus or fallopian tubes, and its diffusion in the pelvis is used to check whether the uterus, fallopian tubes and other reproductive organs in the pelvis are adhered. If you are allergic to iodized oil, other related experimental reagents can be used.

B-ultrasound: B-ultrasound can more accurately detect whether there is any disease in the reproductive organs in the pelvis, whether adhesions have occurred, and pelvic adhesions can be detected through such examination.

Hysteroscopic technology: This type of examination method is mainly used to diagnose secondary infertility. It can separate pelvic diseases and examine pelvic adhesions with an accuracy of about 90%, which is a very good examination method.

There are many ways to check for pelvic adhesions. Pelvic adhesions can be easily identified through some symptoms of pelvic adhesions, but this cannot be a very good identification, because the symptoms of many gynecological diseases are relatively similar, and the error rate of identification is very high. I recommend that female friends go to a regular hospital to check pelvic adhesions, because the regular hospital's examination methods are more appropriate, safe, and reliable, which can help us better protect our physical and mental health.