Patient's question:
Treatment for mild endometritis? Before marriage, I often experienced menstrual cramps, but I didn't seek medical attention. Since then, my menstrual cycle has been irregular. After getting married, I didn't go to the hospital for a year. The result was bilateral fallopian tubes. The doctor told me to take medication first, but I really want to get pregnant as soon as possible. What are the causes of tubal inflammation?Doctor's answer:
If you have inflammation in your fallopian tubes, it is still necessary to receive timely treatment, otherwise, repeated inflammation of the fallopian tubes may lead to issues such as narrowing or blockage. Acute inflammation of the fallopian tubes can be treated with intravenous fluids. Chronic inflammation is better treated with traditional Chinese medicine.Recommendation: It is best to consult at a formal public hospital, clarify the situation, and then undergo examinations. Generally, intravenous anti-inflammatory injections can be administered. Pay attention to personal hygiene, especially sexual hygiene—ensure that you clean and dry yourself promptly before and after sexual activity.