Patient's question:
I and my friend work at an aluminum plant. We work very hard every day. She is not married yet, but she already has a boyfriend. We live in the same dormitory at the factory. Recently, she said her lower abdomen often hurts, so I took her to the hospital for a check-up. The result was ovarian inflammation.Doctor's answer:
Hello, actively and thoroughly treating acute tubo-ovarian abscess and pelvic peritonitis is the key to preventing this disease. If already suffering from the condition, treatment must be persistent to avoid the illness lingering and becoming difficult to cure. Daily personal hygiene and menstrual hygiene should be paid attention to prevent chronic infections. For significant tubal hydrops or tubo-ovarian cysts caused by inflammation, surgical treatment may be feasible. For infertility caused by tubal blockage, tubal recanalization surgery can be performed. In cases of recurrent acute chronic tubo-ovarian abscess and pelvic peritonitis where drug treatment is ineffective and the patient is older, surgical treatment can also be considered. Additionally, due to the stubborn nature of this disease and its tendency to recur, patients often face heavy mental burdens, so it is essential to build confidence, maintain a positive mood, exercise actively, and enhance physical fitness to improve disease resistance.