Patient's question:
I originally planned to have a child during this time, but suddenly developed a high fever with abdominal distension and pain. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the result was acute appendicitis. After receiving a few days of intravenous saline, the symptoms gradually subsided. Now I am still undergoing medication treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the inflammatory stimulation caused by acute appendicitis can lead to edema of the fallopian tubes, thinning of the mucosa, which is unfavorable for the combination of sperm and eggs. If not treated in time, the condition may worsen. The fallopian tubes may develop adhesions and blockages due to the necrosis of the mucosal epithelial cells, affecting the passage of sperm. Even if sperm combines with an egg, it may not reach the uterus in a timely manner, potentially causing ectopic pregnancy and threatening women's health.