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 common methods for treating ovarian inflammation?Doctor's answer:
The methods for treating ovarianitis are as follows:1. Medication treatment: Medication treatment is divided into antibiotic treatment and other medication treatments. For patients with obvious symptoms, antibiotics should be used first. For fallopian tube blockage caused by chronic salpingitis, hysteroscopy anesthesia is performed. For fallopian tube blockage caused by chronic salpingitis, hysteroscopy anesthesia is performed.
2. Surgical treatment: For large fallopian tube hydrops or fallopian tube-ovarian cysts, a hysteroscopy is performed. Is the treatment surgery the answer to whether ovarianitis can be treated? For patients with infertility caused by fallopian tube blockage, a fallopian tube reconstruction surgery is performed. For patients with recurrent acute chronic salpingitis-ovarianitis and pelvic peritonitis who do not respond well to medication treatment and are deeply troubled, and for those who are older, surgical treatment can also be considered.