Patient's question:
Performing a gynecological internal examination, the right adnexa might be fallopian tubes, slightly hardened and enlarged, with something the size of a bean. The doctor said it could be an ovary or something else. I don't feel any abdominal pain, but sometimes I feel a bit uncomfortable on the right side, not pain, maybe bloating. Do you need treatment?Doctor's answer:
For the drug treatment of appendicitis, it is usually treated with various anti-inflammatory drugs, which are quite similar across different hospitals. For physical therapy, it is recommended to visit the physical therapy department of the hospital and use microwave therapy to apply heat to both sides of the appendix. This can help promote the resolution of inflammation and assist in the recovery from appendicitis! The daily treatment for appendicitis patients primarily involves taking medication. Patients can use many oral medications and supplement them with various vitamins, while also paying attention to regular routines and avoiding alcohol.