Patient's question:
Pain in the left fallopian tube during menstruation? My left fallopian tube swells and hurts, but anti-inflammatory injections have been completely ineffective. I have undergone many detailed examinations, but the results have been unclear. Six months ago, the first vaginal mirror examination revealed cysts on both sides, and I have been focusing on treatment ever since, but my left side has continued to hurt. What could be the reason for this recurrence, and how should I proceed? What other issues should I pay attention to?Doctor's answer:
This may involve checking the fallopian tubes and may require fallopian tube contrast imaging. It could also be due to severe menstrual pain caused by factors such as mental stress, endocrine factors, or uterine issues. In addition to possible fallopian tube pain, lower abdominal pain may also be caused by acute fallopian tube inflammation. It is advisable to avoid spicy and irritating foods, rest more, pay attention to personal hygiene, maintain a proper diet, and lead a regular lifestyle while keeping a positive mood. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!