Patient's question:
I've been married for several years and have a child, but recently, I've been discussing with my husband about having another one. However, I've always had irregular periods and often feel lower back pain, especially during my period and after intercourse, which is even more severe. So, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said my fallopian tubes might be, which is causing me a lot of pain. How can I thoroughly check for fallopian tube adhesions?Doctor's answer:
The system of fallopian tube adhesion is not very clear. It may be due to chronic infection, causing the fimbriae to accumulate fluid and inflammatory exudates in the abdomen. The wall of the canyon is thick, narrow, and thin. If there is further accumulation of fluid in the fallopian tube, it will be difficult to discharge and difficult to refine. It constitutes a cystic accumulation, which has no adhesion or slight adhesion to adjacent tissues. The main examination includes fallopian tube angiography, which is the most commonly used method for clear diagnosis of fallopian tubes.