Why do pelvic inflammation, tubal hydrops, and uterine fibroids occur?

Patient's question:

34 years old, pelvic inflammatory disease, thickened and hydronephrosis of fallopian tubes, uterine fibroids (this time both hydrosalpinx and fibroids were operated on), cervical pre-cancerous lesions (also had surgery), and bacterial urethritis. I am usually very clean and have a monogamous sex life, but why am I like this? I feel very agitated and think there is something wrong with me everywhere.

Doctor's answer:

This situation could be due to low personal immunity or the presence of many other pathogens that can be transmitted. It's worth checking for organisms like mycoplasma or chlamydia and conducting bacterial culture tests. If there is a confirmed diagnosis, targeted treatment is necessary. If not, it's important to engage in regular physical activity to boost your immune system. Additionally, medication for anti-inflammatory treatment should be used in conjunction. Pay attention to your diet—avoid spicy and irritating foods, and avoid overworking. Regular exercise can help reduce the likelihood of outbreaks, but it doesn't guarantee that you won't get sick. There is no concept of a permanent cure for diseases.

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