Appendicitis can be treated, but it needs to be treated according to the specific situation. Mild patients can take anti-inflammatory drugs for clinical treatment. If the symptoms are serious, you can take some physical therapy at the same time, such as red light irradiation or direct surgery. Inflammation of the ovary or fallopian tube may cause paroxysmal abdominal pain, back pain and vaginal bleeding. If there is perineal itching, it may be caused by inflammatory changes in local skin and mucosa, allergic factors, abnormal neuromodulation, or abnormal blood sugar. From these symptoms alone, it is not clear which kind of abdominal pain is one of the most important symptoms of adnexitis. At first, the patient only had localized abdominal pain, mostly bilateral and sometimes accompanied. If the treatment is not timely or thorough, acute adnexitis can turn into chronic adnexitis. Oral antibiotics, combined with topical drugs, can relieve and eliminate symptoms such as lower abdominal distension, pain, lumbosacral pain, etc., which are common in inflammatory patients, sometimes light and sometimes heavy, accompanied by increased leucorrhea, low back pain, menstrual disorder and so on. , and often aggravated during menstruation or after fatigue. Appendicitis generally adopts the method of combining drug therapy with physical therapy. While treating adnexitis, we should pay attention to personal hygiene and sexual hygiene in daily life, prohibit menstrual sexual intercourse, and keep vulva and vagina clean at ordinary times. Generally, it can't heal itself and needs timely and thorough treatment. If the treatment is not timely and thorough, it will lead to chronic inflammation. Chronic adnexitis often damages oviduct mucosa, causes oviduct obstruction, and increases the incidence of infertility and ectopic pregnancy. Appendicitis is a common disease in women, which generally manifests as abdominal pain and fever. Thickening and tenderness of adnexal area are specific signs of adnexitis, but B-ultrasound has no specific manifestations, and pelvic effusion. For adnexitis, effective antibiotics should be given in time for anti-infection treatment. Quinolones, cephalosporins, azithromycin and metronidazole are often used for treatment, which are both anaerobic and aerobic. Treatment must be timely and thorough, not chronic.