Patient's question:
My second cousin has been married for several years and has never had children. The couple has a good relationship. In the past two years, they haven't used any contraception, but they haven't been able to get pregnant. As they are getting older, they are very anxious. Last month, they had a comprehensive and thorough examination at the hospital, and it was said that they have chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation.Hello, what is chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation?
Doctor's answer:
Chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation refers to two conditions: the fallopian tubes and ovaries are connected, but fallopian tube inflammation may lead to fallopian tube blockage, while ovarian inflammation may result in abnormal menopausal function of the ovaries. Therefore, if you have been diagnosed with tubo-ovarian inflammation in the hospital, it is recommended that you receive systematic treatment with medication under the guidance of a doctor. Ovarian inflammation patients can, while understanding standard treatment, use folk remedies as supplementary treatment in daily life. It is crucial to avoid excessive hunger or fullness in daily diet and never overeat or binge drink.