Patient's question:
The unit carefully checked and said that it was chronic appendicitis. They mentioned that appendicitis has never been said to be anything other than chronic. How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
Treatment of Chronic AdnexitisChronic adnexitis is a disease that affects a significant number of women. Generally, patients experience pain on one side of the abdomen and thickening of the adnexa. The condition tends to recur during periods of physical exertion or around the time of menstruation. Relying solely on these symptoms for diagnosis is relatively crude. In reality, many other diseases share similar symptoms and manifestations, such as endometriosis and pelvic venous congestion syndrome. The symptoms of both these conditions are very similar to those of chronic adnexitis.
Taking antibiotics alone is not very effective for chronic adnexitis. It requires long-term supportive therapy, which involves improving nutrition and stabilizing the body's immune system. The most important way to boost the immune system is through physical exercise. On the one hand, exercise can stabilize the immune system, and on the other hand, it can also bring mental and physical pleasure. A poor mood can attract many illnesses, and chronic adnexitis is no exception.