Patient's question:
In January, it was discovered that I have adenomyosis, tubal pus, ovarian cysts, and Nabothian cysts of the cervix. Currently, I am undergoing treatment. Initially, I was advised to have the uterus and all problematic parts removed. The surgery was performed on the 21st, but only the right tubal pus was removed because the adnexal area was severely tightly adhesed and adhered severely to the sigmoid colon. The wall of the sigmoid colon is edematous and stiff. Now, in this condition, how should the treatment be carried out? Can the tightly adhesed condition be cured? Seeking answers! Kneeling thanks!Doctor's answer:
In this case, the infectious focus has been completely eradicated. Through fasting, gastrointestinal detoxification, effective antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment, and symptomatic nutritional supportive therapy, symptoms will gradually subside. If adhesions cannot be resolved, after anti-inflammatory treatment, a planned second surgery for adhesiolysis may be performed.Additionally, during the treatment of an ovarian cyst, in addition to medication, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. The patient must always maintain a positive mood and eat a balanced diet to avoid unnecessary interference with the complete recovery of the ovarian cyst.