Patient's question:
I have met a sister who recently often felt bloated and painful in her lower abdomen. During her period, the color was also white, apart from blood clots, and the leukorrhea was yellow. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found that she suffered from adnexitis, but it wasn't severe. How is adnexitis generally treated?Doctor's answer:
Appendix refers to the female reproductive organs, the fallopian tubes and ovaries. Appendicitis is an inflammation infection that occurs again in the fallopian tubes and ovaries. The main symptoms of appendicitis are lower abdominal pain and an increase in vaginal discharge. During the menstrual period, it can affect normal menstruation, causing the menstrual flow to continuously increase and the menstrual period to be prolonged. Appendicitis is primarily treated with antibiotics for symptomatic relief. For less severe symptoms, oral antibiotics can be taken.