Patient's question:
I and my husband have always wanted a child, especially this year, but my fallopian tubes have been inflamed. What should I do? The anti-inflammatory effect isn't very good, so I'm also a bit at a loss now. I want to look up information and consult with netizens. Are there any who have had similar experiences and can give me many suggestions?Doctor's answer:
Tubal inflammation includes chronic tubal inflammation and acute tubal inflammation. The treatment of acute tubal inflammation is generally based on antibiotic anti-infection therapy, and it can be administered through intravenous infusion. It can usually be completely cured in about two weeks. For chronic tubal inflammation, if there is tubal hydrops or a tubal-ovarian cyst, surgical treatment should be considered. For chronic tubal inflammation without obvious masses, oral traditional Chinese medicine, antibacterial drugs, and physical therapy can be used in combination for treatment.