Patient's question:
24 years old, female menstrual period advanced and increased, doctor recommended hysterosalpingography, the result was bilateral fallopian tubes are patent but not unobstructed, is it tubal tuberculosis?Doctor's answer:
Currently, fallopian tube hydrotubation cannot confirm the presence of tubal tuberculosis. It could also be a manifestation of inflammation. Reduced menstrual flow is a symptom of menstrual irregularity and may be related to hormone levels, cold exposure, overexertion, and high stress. It is recommended to start with anti-infection medication and then use medication to regulate menstruation. If planning to conceive, actively prepare for pregnancy. If necessary, in vitro fertilization can be considered.The above advice is for the issue of "menstrual irregularity with early and heavier periods." In addition to active treatment, patients with menstrual irregularity should pay attention to maintaining deep sleep and getting sufficient deep sleep to help them recover more quickly from the condition.