Patient's question:
About to have a thorough check-up, it was said that I had pelvic inflammatory disease. I had never had it before, but after treatment, the pelvic inflammatory disease was cured. However, it has started again recently. The doctor helped me check and said that my fallopian tubes were also inflamed. I am currently taking traditional Chinese medicine. The doctor said that I need to have a contrast examination once the inflammation is healed, but I heard that the contrast examination is very painful. Should I do it? What if it's really blocked?Doctor's answer:
Miscarriage can cause significant harm to the body. After a miscarriage, it may lead to conditions such as tubal inflammation and blockage, chronic pelvic inflammation, endometriosis, irregular menstruation, even amenorrhea, gynecological infections, cervical and uterine adhesions, and abnormal uterine and ovarian function. Considering your situation, it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse for 3-7 days after your menstrual period has ended. You should also visit a reputable specialized hospital for imaging tests to determine the condition of your fallopian tubes and other fertility conditions. Under the guidance of a doctor, symptomatic treatment should be administered. In fact, having a gynecological disease is not something to be feared. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness.