Patient's question:
How should we deal with tubal inflammation? Wanting a child, but after careful examination, it is found to be tubal inflammation. How should we proceed with pregnancy if we have tubal inflammation? How should we deal with tubal inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Salpingitis is one type of fallopian tube disease, caused by chronic infection leading to blockage of the fimbriae. The fluid and inflammatory exudate accumulate in the ampulla. The isthmus has thick walls and a narrow lumen. If adhesions and blockages occur again, the fluid in the tube will be difficult to drain and absorb, forming a cystic accumulation with little or mild adhesion to adjacent tissues. Most cases of salpingitis are caused by chronic salpingitis. Therefore, in daily life, women must prevent the recurrence of salpingitis. Once inflammation reappears, it is essential to seek additional examinations and treatments at a formal hospital. Thus, timely treatment for salpingitis is crucial.