Patient's question:
Since the ovarian inflammation was carefully diagnosed a year ago, I have been running between various hospitals, taking many medications, but there has been no improvement at all. My friend suggested spending money to have surgery. I would like to ask what are the best treatment methods for ovarian inflammation?Doctor's answer:
1. Acute patients will have abdominal pain, primarily dull pain, rectal fullness, pain in the lumbosacral region, and fever.2. Chronic patients' symptoms are often masked within pelvic inflammatory disease, such as rectal fullness, fatigue, an increase in menstrual volume, discomfort in the lumbosacral region, or even the recurrence of lower abdominal masses.
3. Additionally, infertility is a significant harm to women, primarily because inflammation can lead to increased secretion in the reproductive tract, which interferes with sperm survival and movement; accumulation and blockage of fallopian tube fluid can hinder sperm-egg fusion; and adhesions or tight of the ovaries can prevent the fallopian tubes from retrieving eggs and cause ovulation disorders.