Patient's question:
How did tubal inflammation come about? I want to know what causes tubal inflammation, why does this condition occur, and why don't I understand what's happening. I've been trying to get pregnant for two years without success. My mother-in-law has been saying it, and then after a thorough examination, it was said to be tubal inflammation. But does this affect the ability to get pregnant? How did it come about? What should I do? What kind of help do I need: How did tubal inflammation come about?Doctor's answer:
The main causes of fallopian tube inflammation are mainly in the following three aspects: The first aspect is the transmission of pathogens such as bacteria, gonococci, mycoplasma, chlamydia, fungi, trichomonas, amoebas, etc. The second aspect is the spread of inflammatory lesions from adjacent organs of the fallopian tubes. The female reproductive and urinary tract organs are closely connected. If due to appendicitis, endometritis, colitis, postoperative infection after ovarian cyst removal, urinary tract infection, etc., it may directly or indirectly lead to the recurrence of fallopian tube inflammation.