Patient's question:
How to treat tubal inflammation? How to treat it well? Tubal inflammation has undergone a wire surgery. How can you see if it's better? How to read the uterine irrigation image? What is considered normal tubal inflammation? How to treat tubal inflammation? How to treat it well?Doctor's answer:
Salpingitis obstruction can range from mild to severe, and adhesions are classified into three degrees. Adhesions in the ampulla portion of the fallopian tube are classified as first-degree adhesions: adhesions between the fallopian tube and the uterine angle are classified as second-degree adhesions; adhesions between the ampulla of the fallopian tube and the fimbriae are classified as third-degree adhesions. The pathogenesis is not very clear, and it may be due to chronic infection leading to blockage of the fimbriae, with the accumulation of fallopian tube fluid and inflammatory exudate in the ampulla. The isthmus wall is thick and the lumen is narrow. If adhesion and obstruction occur again, it will be difficult for fluid to drain from the tube and for it to be absorbed.