Patient's question:
My wife was diagnosed with fallopian tube inflammation three months ago. We had just started trying to have a child and were hit with such a heavy blow. We feel extremely heartbroken. My mother is now pressuring us to have a child. Can one get pregnant with fallopian tube inflammation? If one does, will it affect the person and the child?Doctor's answer:
If both fallopian tubes are inflamed, it is generally difficult to conceive normally. It is necessary to consider going to the hospital for anti-inflammatory treatment. Usually, treatment can be administered through intravenous infusion, and hot compresses can be used in conjunction during daily care. It is essential to first complete the treatment before considering conception, and it is necessary to undergo fallopian tube angiography first. If conception occurs without thorough examination, first, it is unlikely to be successful. Second, there is a possibility of recurring ectopic pregnancy, which poses significant risks.