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 how ovarian inflammation can be confirmed to determine if it has been contracted?Doctor's answer:
Ovarian inflammation falls within the scope of female pelvic inflammatory disease. It is classified as either specific or non-specific inflammation. If the ovaries become inflamed due to infectious bacteria, it can lead to severe sequelae such as ovarian adhesion, ovarian-tubal, ovarian-tubal abscess, fallopian tube obstruction, and ovulation disorders, which may result in infertility. Ovarian inflammation is a type of pelvic inflammatory disease in women. It occurs when the ovaries become inflamed due to infection, leading to severe complications like ovarian adhesion, tight tubal, abscess, and intestinal obstruction, causing infertility. Therefore, women must actively undergo thorough examinations to prevent the recurrence of ovarian inflammation.