Patient's question:
Do I have candidal vulvovaginitis, and is this inflammation causing appendicitis? My discharge is now abnormal with a bloody color, and pressing on the lower right side a bit causes pain.Doctor's answer:
Usually, the adhesion between the fallopian tubes and the ovaries is referred to as adnexitis. Both the ovaries and the fallopian tubes are approximately bilaterally symmetrical and arranged below the lower abdomen and waistband.1. The key to treating acute adnexitis lies in using effective antibiotics, ensuring sufficient dosage and adequate duration of treatment. Do not stop just because symptoms improve; strive for complete eradication.
2. Treating chronic adnexitis is more challenging. A combination of Chinese and Western medications, as well as physical therapy, can be adopted. Simply using antibiotics is ineffective; it is necessary to coordinate anti-inflammatory drugs and medications that thoroughly eliminate adhesions. For recurrent chronic salpingo-ovarian inflammation and pelvic peritonitis that do not respond well to medication and in cases where the patient is older, surgical treatment can also be considered.