Patient's question:
For about two years, I've been feeling tired in the lower abdomen and lower abdomen, accompanied by lower back pain. After sexual activity, it becomes softer. I've been to various hospitals, and the doctors said it's appendicitis. Can ultrasound detect appendicitis?Doctor's answer:
Patients with appendicitis are usually not good at carefully examining when they have adhesions inflammation, but ultrasound examination of adhesions inflammation can quickly test whether there are attachments of masses, and it is not very expensive. However, if there are no masses, it is still impossible to rule out appendicitis, and blood tests need to be carefully examined for fusion inflammation. Ultrasound can be smoothly completed. The best examination for appendages is to perform a gynecological examination.