Patient's question:
What methods are used to treat ovarian inflammation? See below for details. This condition has not improved so far, and I am quite concerned about the situation. My family is also worried.Doctor's answer:
The methods for treating ovarian inflammation 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 tubal occlusion caused by chronic salpingitis, hysteroscopy can be performed.
For tubal occlusion caused by chronic salpingitis, hysteroscopy can be performed.
2. Surgical treatment: Surgical treatment is recommended for large tubal hydrops or tubal-ovarian cysts caused by inflammation.
Surgery is a more perfect answer to the question of whether ovarian inflammation can be treated and improved.
For infertility caused by tubal occlusion, tubal reconstruction surgery can be performed.
For patients with recurrent acute attacks of chronic tubal-ovarian inflammation and pelvic peritonitis who experience poor results from medication treatment and are deeply troubled and older in age, surgical treatment can also be considered.