What are the manifestations of chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation?

Patient's question:

Infertility after a year of trying to conceive, experiencing pain during intercourse, occasional lower back pain. A colleague mentioned it might be chronic salpingitis. What are the symptoms of chronic salpingitis?

Doctor's answer:

Chronic tubulitis is a pathological type of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. The clinical diagnostic symptoms of chronic tubulitis include lower abdominal pain and lower back soreness, with pain relief during sexual intercourse, fatigue, or before and after menstruation. Additionally, it can easily lead to infertility or ectopic pregnancy, during which menstrual bleeding may persistently increase or menstrual irregularities may occur. If a physical examination is performed for chronic tubulitis, signs such as patchy thickening and tenderness on one or both sides of the uterus may be observed.

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