Patient's question:
I recently felt pain on both sides of my abdomen. It wasn't very painful, just a slight ache, and I didn't know what the cause was. So, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The examination did not reveal any signs of appendicitis, and the doctor said it was mild, not a big problem. I received two days of intravenous drips, but after that, I felt a bit of pain again shortly afterward.What kind of assistance is needed: What methods can help relieve appendicitis?
Doctor's answer:
Most patients with adnexitis are unmarried women, but married women are not excluded. The main reason is the lack of attention to menstrual hygiene, and when other parts of the body are infected without timely treatment, pathogens can spread through the bloodstream, leading to salpingitis and oophoritis, which are more common in tuberculous cases. Treatment suggestions: Chronic adnexitis is difficult to relieve, so be prepared for a long and exhausting battle. Medication for chronic adnexitis will not show immediate results; symptoms will gradually subside. The above is the advice on "What methods can alleviate adnexitis?"