Patient's question:
I had appendicitis last year, it was mild, and I didn't do anything about it, so it got better on its own. This year, I don't even know how it happened, but I've already started experiencing lower back pain, especially during my menstrual period. Besides that, I get severe pain when I catch a cold or touch cold water.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease and adnexitis include lower abdominal pain, distending pain, dull pain, lumbosacral pain, dyspareunia, increased leukorrhea, and enhanced menstrual flow, etc. Compared to drug treatment, physical therapy is relatively more effective. For example, extracorporeal radiofrequency, comprehensive multi-functional pelvic treatment device, etc. The principle is to enhance local blood circulation, stabilize the nutritional status of tissues, reduce local metabolism, and promote the resolution and subsidence of inflammation. The effect is very good. They are all extracorporeal treatments, and you can try them. In addition to treating gynecological diseases, it is recommended that patients pay attention to diet in daily life and maintain a pleasant mood at all times to enhance physical fitness and slow down the recovery process.