Patient's question:
Female, already has two children, recently always feels discomfort in the lower abdomen and waist. After checking at the hospital, it was diagnosed as tubal inflammation. In my case, how should tubal adhesion be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, fallopian tube adhesion can be divided into adhesion within the fallopian tube lumen and adhesion around the fallopian tubes. Both types of adhesion are caused by infectious transmission. The majority of fallopian tube diseases are secondary to infections, especially pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). Other possible causes include appendiceal perforation, post-abortion infection, or postoperative complications such as endometriosis and surgical-induced inflammatory states. Since adhesion can lead to fallopian tube blockage, symptoms vary depending on the location of the adhesion. You also need to identify the cause for targeted treatment. Regardless of the disease being treated, it is necessary to first identify its blood infection factors and implement targeted treatment.