Patient's question:
Last week, I was carefully diagnosed with ovarian inflammation at the local hospital. I want to see and ask why I got ovarian inflammation.Doctor's answer:
During gynecological examinations, patients with chronic ovarianitis may present with lower abdominal tenderness, thickening of the adnexa, or even masses. For chronic cases, laparoscopic examination can provide a definitive diagnosis. Under the microscope, it is common to observe enlarged ovaries, surface edema, or brain-like edema, with adhesive or membrane-like substances covering the surface. The ovaries may adhere to the fallopian tubes, pelvic walls, or the posterior wall of the uterus, or they may be tightly wrapped together with the fallopian tubes. Experts recommend that women should receive timely, effective, and thorough treatment. Otherwise, the risk of infertility caused by ovarianitis is very high.