How is left-sided appendicitis treated?

Patient's question:

Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: How to use medicine for left adnexitis
Duration of this illness and persistence: 1 month
I had a transvaginal ultrasound done in October. The doctor who performed the ultrasound said that it might be because the surgery wasn't done properly, and now I have inflammation in my left adnexa. Since my period came this month, I've been feeling some soreness in my left side. I don't know what medicine I should take to treat this condition. Can it be completely cured? Will it pose any hidden risks to the health of my uterus?

Doctor's answer:

Hello, the and fallopian tubes are involved. The inflammation on the is mostly due to fallopian tube inflammation, redness, swelling, and fluid accumulation. If the fallopian tube inflammation is severe, it can lead to fallopian tube blockage, resulting in infertility.
This is a chronic inflammation, so it won’t be easy to treat quickly. Electromagnetic waves are a magnetic field response and can have an auxiliary therapeutic effect on pelvic inflammation and. You can also take Tinidazole and Ginkgo biloba capsules for anti-inflammatory treatment.
1. Medication treatment: Suitable anti-inflammatory drugs can be selected for symptomatic treatment.
2. Surgical treatment: If conservative treatment for acute is ineffective, surgical treatment should be considered. For chronic that does not improve with prolonged treatment and leads to fallopian tube fluid accumulation, surgical treatment should also be chosen.
3. Physical therapy: There are various types of physical therapy, such as laser, microwave, and ion penetration therapy.