Patient's question:
Does tubal inflammation affect menopause? My menstrual cycle has been irregular, often either early or late. I haven't been able to conceive for a year after getting married. I had a hysterosalpingogram done at the hospital, and the result was bilateral tubal inflammation. The doctor suggested medication first, but I really want to get pregnant as soon as possible. Is there any better method?Doctor's answer:
Epididymitis and fallopian tube elevation can lead to infertility because the fimbriae of the elevated fallopian tube cannot grasp the egg, while epididymitis can damage the ciliary beating function, hindering the normal injection of sperm and fertilization. There are several treatment methods for epididymitis, mainly including traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) treatment and Western medicine treatment. Common methods in Western medicine treatment include surgical therapy for granulomatous epididymitis, physical therapy, general therapy, and infection control.Recommendation: Treatment must be targeted, based on each individual's specific condition and cause to implement symptomatic treatment, which can yield faster results. It is best to consult with a reputable public hospital for clear guidance before starting treatment.