Patient's question:
Female | 26 years old, married for over a year, have never used contraception, but couldn't get pregnant, went to the hospital for check-ups, the doctor said my fallopian tubes had inflammation, leading to them being blocked but not completely, making it difficult for eggs to pass through. Now it may be necessary to undergo a hydrotubation treatment. I don't even know why I have fallopian tube inflammation.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Salpingitis is caused by tubal endometritis resulting from chronic endometritis or chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Inflammation can lead to fallopian tube blockage or obstruction, which may result in ectopic pregnancy or infertility. This requires a fallopian tube (hysterosalpingography) to confirm, and I wonder if you have undergone this test. The treatment methods for different fallopian tube conditions are the same, with the choice of treatment based on the results of the fallopian tube (hysterosalpingography).If your condition is mild and only involves simple inflammation, taking these medications may have some effect, but it is not as effective as intravenous antibiotic injections. If the condition has already caused blockage or obstruction, this treatment will be ineffective.