Patient's question:

Hello, I would like to inquire about the treatment for this disease. There is bloodstain outside the uterus and a high number of white blood cells, with. How should it be treated?

Doctor's answer:

In cases where the treatment of acute or chronic appendicitis is not effective, surgical intervention should be considered. If acute appendicitis involves the accumulation of pus in the ovaries and fallopian tubes, and the mass is relatively large, antibiotics alone are unlikely to completely resolve the condition. If symptoms do not improve after 72 hours of active treatment, surgical intervention should be considered. For chronic appendicitis with persistent tubal hydrops or ovarian cysts that do not respond to treatment, surgical treatment is also necessary.