Patient's question:
I had an ultrasound check-up a month ago, which revealed thickening of the fallopian tubes. The symptoms include lower abdominal pain on both sides and lower back pain. My menstrual cycle is irregular, and my leukorrhea is yellow. I have had two miscarriages and one ectopic pregnancy. A cystic structure was detected in the nearby area on the left side a month ago, which has been treated and reduced in size. I was also diagnosed with cervical hyperplasia, and the doctor recommended physical treatment to heal the adnexitis. Since I still want to get pregnant, I need to undergo fallopian tube irrigation after the adnexitis heals. What is the best way to treat adnexitis?Doctor's answer:
is generally caused by an upward infection from vaginitis. First, it is necessary to check what pathogen is causing the infection. Tests such as a routine vaginal discharge examination, Mycoplasma detection, Chlamydia detection, and bacterial culture can be performed. Based on the test results, anti-inflammatory medication should be selected. If test results are not available, a broad-spectrum anti-inflammatory drug that covers a wide range of bacteria is typically used. Cefuroxime and ornidazole are commonly used to cover common infectious bacteria, while doxycycline is used to treat Mycoplasma and Chlamydia infections. The treatment course usually lasts 10 to 14 days.