What are the symptoms of left adnexitis?

As the status of many women in the workplace continues to improve, the work pressure and working hours of many women are increasing. However, many people do not have a correct understanding of the disease in the early stages of left adnexitis, thus ignoring the external signs of the disease, delaying the disease, and causing a lot of trouble for subsequent treatment. So what are the symptoms of left adnexitis? Let’s give a complete explanation based on the patient’s questions.

Left-sided adnexitis is inflammation of the ovary and other parts. Lower abdominal distension and pain are common symptoms for patients, and are often aggravated during menstruation or after fatigue. At the same time, there is increased vaginal discharge, increased menstrual volume, lumbar pain, and some patients may also have pain during sexual intercourse. During the gynecological examination, the uterus was found to be retroflexed and had poor mobility. A thickened fallopian tube with tenderness could be felt next to the uterus. The complexion is grey and spotted. There are several causes of adnexitis.

1. Abdominal pain: The patient's abdominal pain is related to the severity of the disease. It is mostly a hidden discomfort, soreness, swelling, and a feeling of falling in the lower back, back, and sacrum, which is often aggravated by fatigue. Due to pelvic adhesions, there may be pain when the bladder or rectum is filled or empty, or other symptoms of bladder and rectal irritation, such as frequent urination and tenesmus.

2. Irregular menstruation: Irregular menstruation is one of the most common symptoms of patients with adnexitis, such as frequent menstruation, 2 times a month or more; excessive menstrual flow, brown or dark brown in color. The causes of frequent menstruation are related to pelvic congestion and ovarian dysfunction. The reason for the patient's excessive menstrual flow is due to chronic inflammation leading to uterine fibrosis, incomplete uterine involution or abnormal uterine position caused by adhesions, etc.

3. Infertility: Patients with adnexitis become infertile due to lesions in the fallopian tubes themselves, which form adhesions and blockages. This is often secondary infertility. Even if conception is possible, there is a higher chance of ectopic pregnancy, such as fallopian tube pregnancy.

4. Dysmenorrhea: Most patients experience dysmenorrhea one week before menstruation, and it gradually worsens until menstruation occurs. This is congestion-induced dysmenorrhea due to pelvic congestion. You need to pay special attention at this time and avoid overwork or cold.

From the above introduction, we can see that the early symptoms of left adnexitis are indeed easy to be confused with some other gynecological diseases. I sincerely hope that everyone will pay close attention to the changes in their bodies in daily life. Once you find yourself in any discomfort, don’t be lucky, and go to a gynecological hospital for a comprehensive examination in time. Only in this way can you eliminate the threat of left adnexitis to the greatest extent and maintain a healthy body!