Can pelvic inflammatory disease be detected by ultrasound?

Pelvic inflammatory disease refers to a gynecological inflammation caused by inflammation of the connective tissue around the female uterus and the retroperitoneum. It has a great impact on the human body and the condition is very complicated. It can cause patients to experience symptoms such as lower abdominal distension and pain, fever, increased female secretions, etc., which in turn has a great impact on food, clothing, housing and transportation. We must not be careless about this kind of disease. Once the symptoms are discovered, we should take effective treatment as soon as possible.

So can pelvic inflammatory disease be detected by B-ultrasound? For moderate to severe pelvic inflammatory disease, we can find adhesions of the patient's uterus, ovaries, bilateral fallopian tubes and intestines, and the formation of lumps and cysts during B-ultrasound examination, so this is very helpful for the diagnosis of the disease. However, if the patient only has mild or moderate symptoms, there is no way to show any characteristics in the B-ultrasound examination, so the patient can only use B-ultrasound as an auxiliary examination method. If the patient wants to diagnose the disease, he should undergo closed-end acid-fast staining and laparoscopy, which can observe the condition in the pelvis in time, which can not only confirm the diagnosis of the disease, but also be of great help in the treatment of the disease.

After examination, if the patient is diagnosed with pelvic inflammatory disease, the condition must not be delayed and effective treatment should be taken as soon as possible. For patients with acute pelvic inflammatory disease, we should focus on anti-infection treatment, and use intravenous drip, intramuscular injection or oral administration to relieve the patient's condition as soon as possible and control the development of inflammation. In addition, we can also cooperate with Chinese herbal medicine for auxiliary treatment, which can accelerate the recovery rate of the disease and achieve better results. In addition, we can also use physical therapy methods such as ultrasound, microwave heating, ionization penetration, wax therapy, etc. for treatment, which can effectively improve the nutritional status of local tissues, enhance metabolism, and quickly eliminate inflammation. If the patient's condition is very serious, causing ovarian cysts or hydrosalpinx, then we need to consider surgical treatment to control the condition.

In short, for mild or moderate pelvic inflammatory disease, B-ultrasound examination usually does not show any special characteristics, which can easily lead to confusion of the condition. Therefore, we can only use B-ultrasound as an auxiliary examination method. Patients should undergo laparoscopy and cervical acid-fast staining examination in a timely manner so that the disease can be diagnosed as early as possible and the body can recover as soon as possible.