Patient's question:
I have been feeling sharp pain in my lower abdomen for a while. Besides irregular periods, the amount of menstrual flow is also reduced, and it often delays. The leukorrhea has an odor, and sometimes it is also yellowish-brown. In addition, there is itching in the external genital area. What kind of assistance is needed: How should women with adnexitis be treated?Doctor's answer:
1. Medication treatment. Most acute adnexal inflammation is bacterial infection. It is recommended to use nursing gel, which is currently a relatively safe and effective choice. Use once daily for 14 consecutive days. For more severe cases, it is recommended to use for 21 consecutive days, which has a very good effect.2. Physical therapy. Use extracorporeal shortwave therapy for treatment.
3. Surgical treatment. If acute adnexal inflammation involves an accumulation of pus in the ovary and fallopian tube, and the mass is relatively large, antibiotics alone may not completely resolve it.