Usually hysteroscopy cannot detect pelvic inflammatory disease, but uterine biopsy, blood test, laparoscopy and other tests can diagnose pelvic inflammatory disease.
Hysteroscopy is a commonly used clinical examination method to observe diseases in the uterus, such as endometrial polyps, endometrial hyperplasia, and uterine adhesions. However, the scope of hysteroscopy is relatively limited and cannot observe the pelvic cavity, so it cannot find out if you have pelvic inflammatory disease.
If you want to clearly diagnose whether you have pelvic inflammatory disease, you should choose to do uterine biopsy, blood routine, laparoscopy, vaginal secretion wet film examination, ultrasound, pelvic CT, etc., and then combined with the patient’s medical history, symptoms and other comprehensive diagnosis of the disease. Usually, laparoscopy can directly observe the lesions in the pelvic organs and can be used as the gold standard for diagnosing pelvic inflammatory disease.
For those who suffer from discomfort such as lumbosacral pain and increased vaginal discharge and are suspected of having pelvic inflammatory disease, they should go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination to ensure the accuracy of the results, so that they can be sure of the disease and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.