Patient's question:
How did appendicitis occur? You mentioned a few times how appendicitis occurs. I've had pain on one side of my lower abdomen twice, and it's been hurting for several days. I mentioned the situation to my family, and my mom took me to the hospital for a thorough examination. They said it was appendicitis, but I'm not divorced and still in school. How could I get appendicitis? I want to ask how appendicitis occurs? What kind of assistance is needed: How should appendicitis be treated the best?Doctor's answer:
During a gynecological examination, there may be tenderness, thickening, or the recurrence of a painful mass in one or both adnexal regions, along with a decrease or normal white blood cell count. Some symptoms may not be very obvious, but since the fallopian tubes and ovaries are adjacent, it can be difficult to distinguish when inflammation recurs. This is especially true for chronic inflammation of the fallopian tubes, which, over time, can lead to fibrosis, thickening, and blockage of the tubes, as well as adhesion to surrounding tissues. If there is poor communication between both fallopian tubes, it can result in fallopian tube hydrosalpinx, where the hydrosalpinx penetrates into an ovary that is, forming a fallopian tube-cyst. This condition can easily lead to infertility or ectopic pregnancy.