Patient's question:
Contrast shows the left fallopian tube light up to the distal isthmus, with uneven light and irregular course. The right fallopian tube interstitial part does not show light. No abnormalities were found in the pelvic cavity.Doctor's answer:
Based on your careful examination results, it is inferred that considering both fallopian tubes have inflammation and blockage, the common causes include:1. Downward spread and infection from lower genital tract inflammation, such as chronic cervicitis, endometritis, parametritis, etc., leading to changes in fallopian tube inflammation. This may occur if the pathogen's virulence is not strong and the body has a certain resistance, but it can still develop into chronic inflammation due to improper or incomplete treatment.
2. Acute tubal inflammation that is left untreated or treated incompletely may turn into chronic inflammation.
It is recommended to first undergo tubal patency testing and anti-infection treatment. If the treatment is ineffective, minimally invasive procedures such as hysteroscopy or laparoscopy can be considered. If none of these methods are effective, surgery or in vitro fertilization may need to be considered.
Additionally, for gynecological patients during treatment, dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients must