What are the symptoms of left adnexitis?

The reason why we recommend that you first understand the symptoms of left-sided adnexitis is that when we feel some discomfort in our body, we can use our understanding of these diseases to determine what the problem is. This will also allow us to avoid detours on the road to seeking medical treatment.

Symptoms of left-sided adnexitis: Acute left-sided adnexitis

If the patient has acute left-sided adnexitis, the symptoms will be relatively obvious and will come very quickly, with almost no signs, which will catch the patient off guard. The symptoms of acute left-sided adnexitis are fever and severe pain in the lower abdomen. If you press the lower abdomen gently with your hands, you will feel the pain. The amount of leucorrhea will increase and be thicker. In more serious cases, high fever will occur, and there will also be headaches, loss of appetite, chills, etc.

Symptoms of left-sided adnexitis: Chronic left-sided adnexitis

If the patient suffers from chronic left-sided adnexitis, the symptoms will be somewhat different from the acute left-sided adnexitis introduced to you before. Patients with chronic left-sided adnexitis will find that their menstruation has become very chaotic and irregular, and the leucorrhea will become more and more abundant and thicker. The pain in the waist and abdomen will also gradually become more and more obvious. The symptoms of chronic left-sided adnexitis will develop from mild to increasingly severe, and will eventually directly lead to infertility in the patient.

These are the main symptoms of left-sided adnexitis. Whether it is acute left-sided adnexitis or chronic left-sided adnexitis, it must be taken seriously. Compared with acute left-sided adnexitis, chronic left-sided adnexitis is more dangerous. If it is not treated in time, chronic left-sided adnexitis will develop into a more terrible disease.