I don't know if it's appendicitis or pelvic inflammatory disease, what should I do?

Patient's question:

When staying in the same room, I felt like I couldn't go out, as if something was blocking me. At the guidance station, they only did a vaginal discharge test, and the second row showed two plus signs. They touched me again and said it was pelvic. They recommended therapy for 7-10 days, but I only managed to do it for three days, feeling uneasy, so I went back again. At the traditional Chinese medicine hospital, the doctor just touched me and said I had left-sided adnexitis and didn't need therapy. I was told to receive intravenous drips for three days, using clindamycin, and to come back for another check-up after finishing the drips.

Doctor's answer:

Your condition should be pelvic inflammatory disease. For your condition, it is recommended to combine the following ingredients: 20 grams of winter melon seeds, 20 grams of honeysuckle, 2 grams of Coptis chinensis, and 50 grams of honey. Usage: First, decoct honeysuckle, remove the residue, and take the decoction. Then, decoct the winter melon seeds with the decoction for 15 minutes, add Coptis chinensis and honey. Take one dose daily for one week. Effect: Clear heat and detoxify. Indication: Pelvic inflammatory disease, belonging to the damp-heat and toxic stagnation type, characterized by lower abdominal and bilateral lower abdominal pain, tenderness, slight warmth, spontaneous sweating, yellow and abundant leukorrhea, and red tongue with yellow coating.
When patients face the distress of adnexitis, we should actively adopt treatment measures and not avoid seeking medical attention. If adnexitis does not improve with prolonged treatment, it is necessary to promptly switch to a new treatment plan.

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