Patient's question:
B shows inflammation of the uterine appendages and high echo masses. I want to ask if the medication for appendicitis affecting the rectum is effective?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to clarify your question. Inflammation in the attachment area is usually treated by using medications applied to the rectum, which are absorbed through the rectal mucosa. If the goal is to treat beyond the pelvic region, then using this method alone is ineffective. Generally, it is necessary to combine other medications and treatment methods for simultaneous use. This is a comprehensive evaluation approach to treatment, and it usually has a therapeutic effect on pelvic sequelae.