Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 28 years old this year. I really want to have my own child. But I have had pelvic inflammatory disease all along. I don't know why I have been unable to get pregnant for so long. Doctor, does pelvic inflammatory disease cause infertility?Doctor's answer:
If there is pelvic inflammatory, it may lead to fallopian tube inflammation and adhesion. In this case, it will cause trouble for pregnancy. First, you need to check if there is menopause. Then, between the second and seventh days after menstruation is clean, do a fallopian tube to see if there is fallopian tube adhesion. If there is fallopian tube adhesion, you need to do fallopian tube irrigation and take oral blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs. In addition, during the treatment of pelvic inflammation, besides medication, the patient's diet and psychological state are also particularly important.