This number describes the pressure exerted on your arteries when the heart is between beats. Low diastolic pressure can occur with or without low systolic pressure, and what is considered low diastolic pressure varies, depending on the doctor you speak with.
Signs and Symptoms of Tubo-Ovarian Abscess. 1  Left or right lower abdominal pain. 2  Worsening abdominal pain with activity or sexual intercourse. 3  Low back pain.  Vaginal 1  discharge. Fever. 2  Chills. Pain in the joints.  Swelling in the 1  joints. Rash. Heavy menstrual 2  bleeding. Vaginal 3  spotting. Nausea. 4  Vomiting. Fatigue.  Malaise.
Tubo-ovarian or other pelvic abscesses occur from a number of etiologies in the female patient. Usually there is an appropriate history of fever, elevated white blood cell count, and adnexal tenderness, which will indicate such a process. Hydrosalpinx or pyosalpinx often accompany these cases.