Patient's question:
Just found out I have right fallopian tube inflammation. I usually have stomach pain, especially more often when it's a bloated pain. What should I do about the right fallopian tube inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Tubal inflammation can cause lower abdominal pain of varying degrees, mostly dull pain, lower back and sacral soreness, and a sense of heaviness. Menstrual abnormalities may manifest as increased menstrual flow and irregular cycles. Dysmenorrhea, due to pelvic congestion, often begins one week before menstruation and worsens as the period approaches, until menstruation starts. Leukorrhea may increase. Some patients may have no symptoms other than infertility. It is recommended to seek timely medical examination in a formal hospital. If the symptoms are severe, minimally invasive surgery is advised.