What are the early symptoms and examination methods of uterine inflammation?

Uterine inflammation is a common disease that occurs in most women, but the early symptoms are not obvious and there is not much discomfort in the body, so it is difficult to detect the disease at this time. However, there are also early symptoms of uterine inflammation. Therefore, we need to observe physical discomfort and go to the hospital for examination after finding similar symptoms in order to make a correct diagnosis of the disease. So what are the early symptoms and examination methods of uterine inflammation?

Early symptoms:

1. Dysmenorrhea: It is more common in nulliparous women, but severe dysmenorrhea is rare. It may be caused by excessive thickening of the endometrium, which hinders the normal degeneration and necrosis of the tissue and stimulates excessive spasmodic contraction of the uterus.

2. Excessive menstrual cycles: Regular menstruation with doubled menstrual blood volume and significantly prolonged bleeding period. Irregular bleeding is less common.

3. Increased leucorrhea: caused by increased secretion of endometrial glands. It is usually thin, watery, light yellow, and sometimes bloody. Senile uterine inflammation presents as purulent leucorrhea, which often contains a small amount of blood. When there is pyometra, the discharge is purulent and has a foul odor.

4. Pelvic pain: Pain in the lower abdomen and lumbar pain during the intervals between menstrual cycles.

Inspection method:

1. Laboratory examination

Bacterial culture and drug sensitivity tests of blood and uterine secretions can be performed to confirm the diagnosis and provide reference for treatment medication.

2. Ultrasound examination

B-ultrasound is used to make a preliminary diagnosis of the intrauterine status, and the examination results are combined with clinical symptoms and test results to diagnose whether there is endometritis. Internal scan: In the absence of obvious symptoms, an internal scan is required. By using the scanner to examine the patient, it is also possible to decide on the treatment method and approach.

3. Leucorrhea examination

Vaginitis can be ruled out. The duration and effectiveness of treatment will depend on your body's sensitivity to the drug.

4. Blood picture:

In acute endometritis, the total number of white blood cells and neutrophils in the peripheral blood increases. Diagnostic curettage: When chronic endometritis is suspected, a diagnostic curettage can be performed after the inflammation has been controlled with antibiotics for three days. Pathological examination is used to confirm the diagnosis and also plays a certain therapeutic role.

The above article explains the early symptoms and examination methods of uterine inflammation. Most women do not have the habit of regular physical examinations, so they have to judge the disease by discovering abnormal physical symptoms. They must take physical discomfort seriously and go to the hospital for examination and disease diagnosis after discovery. After confirming that we have uterine inflammation, we must make the right judgment and choose a good treatment plan so that the treatment of the disease will be more effective.