Antibacterial therapy alone cannot completely cure chronic adnexitis

Patients with chronic adnexitis often present with symptoms such as increased leucorrhea, increased menstrual volume and prolonged menstruation, or irregular vaginal bleeding, often accompanied by discomfort such as abdominal distension and frequent urination. The treatment of chronic adnexitis with only antibiotics is ineffective. It requires long-term supportive therapy, that is, strengthening the body's immunity, and the most important method is physical exercise.

Antibacterial therapy alone cannot completely cure chronic adnexitis

The treatment process of chronic adnexitis is relatively long. Patients usually do not see immediate results after taking medication, but the symptoms will gradually ease. The treatment mainly involves taking some Chinese patent medicines, and the medication must be continued for at least 1 month. Do not stop taking the medicine when you think the symptoms have eased, so as to avoid recurrence of the disease. When the treatment of chronic adnexitis is not effective, surgical treatments can be considered, such as hydrosalpinx.

Patients with chronic adnexitis should take physical therapy at the same time as taking Chinese medicine. This is because physical therapy can dissipate local edema, soften scars, promote blood circulation, promote intestinal peristalsis, and greatly improve the local condition.

When treating chronic adnexitis, it is also necessary to actively treat infections of the lower reproductive tract, because vaginitis and cervicitis may cause pathogenic microorganisms to ascend or retrograde infection. If a contraceptive ring has been placed, it is best to remove the ring for better treatment results.