Patient's question:
The uterine cavity morphology is excellent, the margins are regular, and the position is acceptable. The bilateral fallopian tubes are fully visible throughout. The left fallopian tube is tortuous, and contrast material is visible in the pelvic cavity, with poor diffusion. No other abnormalities are noted. Imaging diagnosis: 1. No significant intestinal obstruction is observed in the bilateral fallopian tubes. 2. Pelvic inflammatory disease is possible. Follicular monitoring: Immature follicles are present postmenopausal, with an endometrial thickness of 8mm premenopausal, and the three lines are still clear. What does the result mean?Doctor's answer:
Those with gynecological inflammation may develop pelvic inflammatory disease, fallopian tube inflammation, adhesions, complete torsion and obstruction, or hydrops, as well as ovarian inflammation affecting menopause. Through triple therapy, wire insertion under hysteroscopy, or combined laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgery, the fallopian tubes can be cleared. Once the fallopian tubes are cleared, specialized drugs can be used to fully restore the ciliary motility of the fallopian tubes. With the guidance of a doctor, childbirth is possible. Regardless of the treatment method chosen, it is essential to completely restore the normal function of the fallopian tubes to have the possibility of conception.