Patient's question:
Will it cause infertility or subfertility, and what other harms does it cause? Who knows what the harms of appendicitis are?Doctor's answer:
1. Causing infertility: Chronic tubal inflammation that does not heal for a long time can lead to adhesions in the tubal mucosa, causing tubal blockage. When the fimbriae of the fallopian tube are adhered due to inflammation, tubal hydrops may occur again, leading to secondary infertility.2. Causing ectopic pregnancy: If chronic tubal inflammation results in incomplete blockage of the fallopian tube lumen, it can easily increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy (heterotopic pregnancy).
3. Other hidden risks: When the fimbriae of the fallopian tube are adhered due to inflammation, tubal hydrops, fluid accumulation, or purulent accumulation may occur, obstructing the normal movement of sperm, eggs, or fertilized eggs. However, the patient may not have obvious symptoms.
4. Endocrine disorder - The true catastrophic consequence of adnexitis is that it prevents the ovary from performing its normal physiological functions. The ovary is very important for women.