Patient's question:
Patient Gender: MaleDetailed Condition and Purpose of Consultation: My wife had surgery for a teratoma in June this year. She has been recovering well post-surgery! By August, she had basically recovered. However, she went abroad! But in September, she experienced intermittent lower abdominal pain while abroad. In the mornings, the pain was so severe that she couldn't stand up straight. It was very serious. She returned to the country in October for a check-up, where it was found that her ovary was inflamed and the right ovary had cystic enlargement.
The doctor prescribed medication for treatment, but even now, there is still inflammation! A few days ago, we went to the hospital for another check-up and found that there is still inflammation in her ovary.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: The current situation requires active treatment for adnexitis. As for whether it can affect fertility, it needs to be determined through examination based on your specific condition. Adnexitis is generally treated using a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine methods, with Chinese medicine (primarily focusing on promoting blood circulation and resolving blood stasis) combined with Western medicine (mainly antibiotics). Physical therapy options such as laser, microwave, and ion permeation can also be considered. In daily life, it's important to maintain a balance between work and rest, increase nutrition, and exercise to enhance overall immunity. Simply administering antibiotics is not very effective; it should be combined with anti-inflammatory and anti-adhesion medications (such as intramuscular administration of trypsin or even the use of hormones).