Patient's question:
These days, I've been experiencing lower abdominal pain again, with infrequent nausea and accompanied by fever. I also have lower back pain, poor appetite, and the pain intensifies during bowel movements. Sometimes it's accompanied by urinary pain. I often have constipation, and the pain is often accompanied by sweating. My colleague said it might be acute appendicitis and suggested I go to the hospital for a thorough examination. What are the symptoms of appendicitis?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of acute adnexitis are prominent, and the most common manifestations of acute adnexitis include fever, chills, severe lower abdominal pain, and abnormal vaginal discharge. The primary cause of acute adnexitis is still due to: after childbirth or abortion, when the immune system is weakened, pathogens spread through the reproductive tract and migrate to the fallopian tubes, ovaries, and then the entire pelvic cavity, leading to adnexitis inflammation.Regarding acute adnexitis symptoms, the most effective method in the medical field is drug treatment, as both surgical treatment and oral medication are incomplete treatment methods. Surgery may lead to infection of other organs, while oral medication is difficult to reach the affected area effectively. Additionally, during the treatment of adnexitis, patients must follow a light diet and maintain a cheerful and optimistic mindset.