Patient's question:
The right anterior cyst was removed through laparoscopic surgery. During the procedure, a careful examination of the fallopian tubes was conducted. The doctor stated that both tubes were blocked near the ends, and despite injecting a special solution, they remained completely blocked.One month after the surgery, a follow-up examination revealed a 4.73.2 cm mass on the left side. The ultrasound report noted (possible inflammation) in the doctor's notes. The doctor prescribed Ganoderma lucidum granules to be taken for one month and erythromycin (2 boxes) to be taken for a week. Another follow-up was scheduled.
I asked if medication was necessary, and she replied that excessive injections were not advisable. After taking the medication for five days, I experienced itching between the legs and an increase in leukorrhea, which was thick and mucous-like. There was also a small area of broken skin, similar to an oral ulcer.
I had my leukorrhea tested at the hospital, and the results showed no yeast or trichomonas, with a cleanliness level of 2. When I consulted the doctor, she said it was caused by the erythromycin. Therefore, I stopped taking erythromycin and switched to gatifloxacin tablets.
Doctor's answer:
Appendicitis refers to inflammation of the fallopian tubes and ovaries. However, inflammation of the fallopian tubes and ovaries is often split into parametritis and pelvic peritonitis, and it is also difficult to distinguish at the time of diagnosis. Therefore, pelvic peritonitis and parametritis are recommended. They have an ideal therapeutic effect on gynecological inflammation such as pelvic inflammatory disease, appendicitis, cervical inflammation, and vaginal inflammation. At the same time, the Konfu (genital tract) administration method (rectal) stabilizes and protects the vaginal environment, fundamentally resolving the issue of persistent and recurrent gynecological inflammation.