Causes, symptoms and treatment of adnexitis

Adnexitis is a very acute inflammation of the uterine appendages (ovaries and fallopian tubes). Sometimes this disease is also called salpingoophoritis.

Treatment of adnexitis should be timely, as its complications can be quite serious. Very often its causative agent is E. coli, staphylococcus, gonococcus, microbacteria tuberculosis, chlamydia and so on. There are cases when a person for many years was the carrier of these pathogens, but did not even guess about it. Problems begin when they fall into the appendages of the uterus from various foci of inflammation (most often through the circulatory system). This disease develops most rapidly in those women who are constantly exposed to all sorts of stresses, often experiencing emotional and physical overload, often overworked or spend a lot of time in the cold. Also, risk factors include everything that affects immunity.

The reasons are also abortions, diagnostic curettage, problems with the gastrointestinal tract.

Symptoms of this ailment

In this case, the symptoms can be different. For the most part, they depend on exactly which pathogen the adnexitis was caused by. They also depend on the state of the organism before the disease.

The most common and common symptoms are:

Infertility;

- violation of the menstrual cycle;

- allocation;

- severe pain.

Treatment of adnexitis should be correct first of all for the reason that this disease can lead to the most real infertility. Most often this is due to the obstruction of the pipes, which arose due to soldering and chronic inflammation. The cause of infertility can easily become and hormonal disorders of the ovaries.

The main disorder of the menstrual cycle with adnexitis are bleeding. They can be long or short.

Pain, as a rule, is felt in the pelvic area. In acute adnexitis, they are permanent and aching, often given to the sacrum or to the hip. Chronic adnexitis is also associated with constant pain, but in this case they are blunt. Pain increases with menstruation, as well as with sexual intercourse and physical exertion.

Allocations in nature can be:

- purulent;

- Serous;

- Slimy.

Constant discharge can be accompanied by itching. Also, there may be irritation near the external genitalia.

Treatment of adnexitis

Of course, the treatment begins with a diagnosis. Diagnosis is very important here because many microorganisms could cause the disease. It is possible to treat adnexitis at home using folk remedies (more on this later).

Traditionally, it is treated with the help of various antibacterial drugs prescribed by the attending physician. A very good result can be given to therapy with electrophoresis. With these therapies, calcium, zinc, and proteolytic enzymes are used. To improve immunity, the intake of mineral and vitamin complexes is prescribed.

Treatment of adnexitis with folk remedies

Traditional medicine in this case can offer a lot of different means. The treatment of adnexitis in this way can be very effective. By the way, many people, trying to get rid of an unpleasant disease, prefer to use both traditional and traditional means.

Here are a few recipes:

1) take uncleaned potatoes and wash it very well with a soft brush, and then finely chop (together with the peel). Squeeze out the resulting juice. Take it in the morning on an empty stomach.

2) pour the flowers of chamomile with medicinal boiling water and let them brew. This infusion should be used for rinsing with a syringe. Make them recommended before bedtime.

3) pour 10 grams of hellebore caucasian with two glasses of boiling water and let it brew. Drink half a glass for half an hour before meals. Take no more than three times a day.