Patient's question:
This time the company is offering a half-price gynecological health check-up, and it turned out that I have appendicitis, along with pelvic effusion. But I don't have any obvious symptoms. My discharge is indeed more than usual, but it doesn't smell foul, and I also don't have abdominal pain. Now that I've discovered this condition, what should I do? Should I consider surgery for treatment?Doctor's answer:
I don't know what inspections you have done. If it's a secretion test and a colposcopy, there's no major issue. Pelvic effusion is very normal. If it's not much, it's fine. If it's appendicitis, it needs to be treated. You can start with traditional Chinese medicine treatment and add antibiotics if necessary. If it doesn't improve, consider surgery. I suggest you cooperate with the doctor in the treatment.Additionally, during the treatment of appendicitis, the patient's diet and care are also very important. The patient should pay close attention to rest and engage in appropriate activities to avoid unnecessary harm.