Patient's question:
I have tubal inflammation, which is very annoying. The vaginal pain is very uncomfortable, and some white discharge is coming out. It's so frustrating. I haven't been eating much, don't have an appetite, and the lower abdomen has been hurting for a long time before it gets better. It feels like my body is burned, and the lower abdomen is slightly swollen. Does endometritis and vaginal inflammation affect pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
The fallopian tube is divided into four parts: the interstitial part, isthmus, ampulla, and fimbriae. Blockages in different parts require different treatment methods. Currently, there are many ways to treat fallopian tubes, with the most commonly used methods being drug therapy, physical therapy, and surgical therapy. It is necessary to choose an appropriate treatment plan based on the specific condition of the fallopian tubes, implement scientific and targeted treatment, and regulate the fallopian tubes. After confirming patency through follow-up, the chances of pregnancy are very high.Recommendation: It is best to consult at a reputable public hospital, clarify the situation, and then proceed with treatment. Treatment should be selected based on each individual's condition. It is recommended to undergo thorough examinations at a formal infertility hospital to identify the root cause and receive symptomatic treatment. This will help avoid missing the best opportunity for treatment.