Patient's question:
Will bilateral tubo-ovarian inflammation affect pregnancy? I want to consult about female bilateral tubo-ovarian inflammation. Will this affect getting pregnant? What should I do? Can it be cured? Will tubo-ovarian inflammation affect getting pregnant? What should I do? We want to get pregnant, but now we have been carefully examined and found this. Can it be cured? What kind of help do you need: Will bilateral tubo-ovarian inflammation affect getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Yes, if there is adhesion, it will affect getting pregnant. Tubal adhesion can be treated with hydrotubation or surgery, such as hysteroscopy or laparoscopy, but it cannot guarantee success. If it doesn't work out, IVF can be considered. Do a B check to see if there is tubal effusion. Pay attention to a nutritious and light diet, maintain a regular lifestyle, keep a calm mood, avoid overtime and excessive strain, don't catch colds, and exercise moderately.