Patient's question:
I had an abortion, and later had a uterine clearance. It happened exactly one month after the uterine clearance on December 22. My period came on December 15, and it would hurt on the second and third days (which was not the case before).On December 22, exactly one month after the uterine clearance, I went for a postoperative check-up. The doctor prescribed "Tribulus Terrestris Capsules" for a week. I took it for two days, and it hurt on the opposite side of the cecum (the cecum is on the right). The left side sometimes hurt, and sometimes didn’t (Note: During this time, I had constipation, and my stool had blood).
I visited a clinic, and the doctor there said it was appendicitis. I took medicine there for one day, but it didn’t improve. Please advise.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, abdominal pain may be related to constipation, and blood in the stool suggests it is best to go to the hospital for examination to clarify whether the bleeding is caused by hemorrhoids, anal fissures, or internal gastrointestinal bleeding, so that symptomatic treatment can be given accordingly. inflammation in the acute phase generally presents with fever, abdominal pain, and purulent vaginal discharge symptoms. If it is chronic inflammation, the symptoms are usually not obvious. If chronic inflammation persists for a long time, it can lead to fallopian tube blockage, accumulation, and pelvic adhesions. If pelvic adhesions occur, they may cause abdominal pain, discomfort, and pain. Generally, the initial judgment is made through medical history, clinical manifestations, gynecological examination, and ultrasound. However, it is very easy to misdiagnose. When necessary, digital dynamic uterine and fallopian tube iodine oil contrast examination needs to be performed to clarify the situation.