Patient's question:
Recently, I've been experiencing lower abdominal pain frequently, accompanied by fever. During the gynecological examination, there was significant tenderness and rebound tenderness in the adnexal area. The doctor said this is a symptom of adnexitis, indicating that I have adnexitis. Can adnexitis be completely cured? I have adnexitis and want to ask what are the treatment methods for adnexitis and what precautions should be taken? How can adnexitis beed?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are many methods for treating. Among them, one can use medication inserted vaginally. When using medication vaginally, it is important to ensure that the vagina and its surroundings are thoroughly cleaned with warm water or a cleansing solution before applying the medication. After that, insert the medication into the vagina before taking a nap. By the morning of the third day, there may be increased discharge, in which case you should use a pad and change it frequently to prevent bacterial growth. Alternatively, one can simply take medication orally. When taking medication orally, it is usually in the form of anti-inflammatory drugs. Many people are allergic to penicillin-based medications, so this should be noted. The effect of oral medication is not as fast as vaginal medication. Generally, it takes about two weeks of oral medication to recover.