Patient's question:
I have been experiencing abdominal pain for a while, and my menstrual cycle has also been disrupted due to endocrine issues. Every time I have my period, it's extremely painful. At first, I didn't take it too seriously, but it has been getting worse. A few days ago, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor told me that I have salpingitis. I want to know the symptoms of salpingitis.What kind of help I need: What are the symptoms of salpingitis?
Doctor's answer:
The most common cause of tubo-ovarian abscess is pathogenic bacterial infection. First, the pathogens spread downward through the endometrium and upward, causing swelling, edema, and congestion of the tubal mucosa, leading to tubal adhesion. Additionally, they can spread through the lymph nodes of the cervix, resulting in thickening and compression of the tubal muscular layer, causing narrowing. Frequent sexual intercourse, poor cervical mucus function, unsafe sex, lower genital tract infections, and direct spread of organ inflammation are all high-risk factors. It is recommended that you choose a regular and professional hospital for infertility and sterility to undergo treatment. Before treatment, it is essential to thoroughly examine the cause to ensure appropriate symptomatic treatment.