Patient's question:
What are the tests for tubal inflammation, how should they be tested, and how is it better to test them? What are the tests for tubal inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Tubal inflammation is generally caused by post-infection. The examination results show that there is no inflammation in the cavity, but there is adhesion at the left fimbria. Since the fimbria has the ability to pick up eggs for conception, this indicates that the left inflammation has affected the normal conception rate. If the right side is normal, there is still a chance of conception, but the probability is relatively low. Under normal circumstances, the ovaries undergo alternating menopause on the left and right sides, and conception can be affected by various factors. Therefore, if it is not treated promptly, the conception rate may be less than 50%. Finally, I wish the female patient a speedy recovery!