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 said that it was tubal inflammation. In my situation, what should I do after discovering tubal adhesion?Doctor's answer:
Hello, fallopian tube adhesion can cause inflammation, which can then lead to patients experiencing thick and purulent white discharge again. This type of white discharge also contains a large amount of white blood cells, which absorb male sperm, preventing it from entering the female uterine cavity normally, thus causing infertility.When fallopian tube adhesion occurs again, sperm cannot enter the fallopian tubes normally, leading to the inability to combine with eggs and resulting in female infertility. Except for a lucky case where a fertilized egg is formed, because the fertilized egg is relatively large and in a environment, it is easy for the fertilized egg to fail to enter the female uterine cavity smoothly, leading to an ectopic pregnancy.
Fallopian tube adhesion is a gynecological disease that is prone to occur.