Patient's question:
This month, I unexpectedly found that I can no longer ovulate. Does cervical inflammation cause fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
If it is found that the follicle continues to shrink and reaches a certain extent, two centimeters or more, if it still does not ovulate after two days, it may be a case of an unruptured follicle. It is recommended to focus on monitoring the follicular data next month. If the situation persists, it is advisable to undergo an early check-up of the six hormone tests for a thorough examination, and then proceed with symptomatic treatment.Cervicitis can lead to pelvic inflammation, tubal inflammation, and may also cause fallopian tube blockage. It is recommended to seek timely treatment.