Patient's question:
How is tubal inflammation best treated? I want to consult about what causes tubal inflammation and how it happens like this. There are no discomforts, but I will never get pregnant. My friends have already gotten pregnant. Later, we did a thorough check and said it was tubal inflammation. But what should I do? Can it be cured? Can I still get pregnant? What kind of help is needed: How is tubal inflammation treated well?Doctor's answer:
Salpingitis is a primary affected site of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). It most commonly occurs in sexually active, menstruating women, while it rarely happens in premenarchal, postmenopausal, or unmarried individuals. Salpingitis requires active treatment; if it becomes chronic, it tends to recur repeatedly. Additionally, salpingitis is one of the common reasons for breastfeeding difficulties. Medication and physical therapy can be used in combination for treatment. Generally, pregnancy can be achieved after treatment.