Patient's question:
Adhesions between the uterus and ovaries, lower right abdominal pain. I recently went to Hong House Hospital for treatment. The doctor said I should have laparoscopic surgery, which is to be done before I get pregnant. Because it's a chronic condition, there's a possibility that it could stick together again after the surgery. But I'm still young, and having children is still a few years away. Right now, I'm just taking medication, but it doesn't really solve the problem. I don't want to rely on medication for these few years. What should I do?First follow-up question: Can it be treated without surgery?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, chronic appendicitis is generally treated using a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Chinese medicine (primarily focused on promoting blood circulation and resolving blood stasis) is combined with Western medicine (mainly antibiotics). Physical therapy methods, such as laser, microwave, and iontophoresis, can also be considered for treatment. In daily life, it is important to maintain a balance between rest and activity, increase nutrition, and exercise to enhance overall immunity.，(、)