Patient's question:
Because I was infertile after marriage, I was just diagnosed with ovarian inflammation now, but I don't have any special symptoms except for irregular menstruation. What symptoms might reappear in patients with ovarian inflammation? How serious is it to be newly diagnosed with ovarian inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Due to pelvic inflammation, there is an increase in reproductive tract inflammatory secretions, which affects sperm survival and movement; fallopian tube blockage and hydrosalpinx prevent the sperm and egg from meeting; ovarian adhesions tightly wrap the ovary, leading to ovulation disorders or the fallopian tube's inability to retrieve the egg; and ovarian function is damaged, resulting in irregular menstruation and other issues.2. Chronic ovarianitis: Symptoms include lower back and sacral discomfort or pain, rectal fullness or pressure, poor appetite, general fatigue and weakness, poor mental state, changes in menstruation, and even lower abdominal masses.