Patient's question:
How is acute salpingitis formed? When diagnosed with acute salpingitis in the hospital, people are unaware of what is happening. What should be done? What are the reasons?Doctor's answer:
Acute tubo-ovarian inflammation is primarily based on endometrial inflammation. If it originates from acute pelvic inflammatory disease, the inflammation is widespread. Blood flows into the fallopian tubes, and purulent exudates such as intra-cavitary purulent effusions flow into the pelvic cavity, leading to pelvic peritonitis. In severe cases, it may form a pelvic abscess. If the inflammation spreads to the ovaries, it may result in tubo-ovarian inflammation or an abscess. When the fimbriae of the fallopian tubes become adhered and sealed, it can lead to tubal pyosalpinx, which is often seen in acute relapse of chronic inflammation. There are many causes of inflammation, such as poor personal hygiene, unsafe sexual practices, and infections after induced abortion.