Patient's question:
When my wife and I got married, we avoided pregnancy for about a year, using condoms. Later, when we wanted a baby, we stopped using any contraception, but we couldn't get pregnant. We tried with traditional Chinese medicine for a while. We used pregnancy tests and they showed we were pregnant, but when we went to the hospital, the doctor said we weren't. We're so worried.Doctor's answer:
Infertility caused by oophoritis: This condition can be classified into tuberculous and non-specific ovarian parenchymal inflammation, as well as periophoritis. For inflammation, the primary treatment should be anti-inflammatory therapy; for cases with fibrous adhesions, laparoscopic adhesiolysis or laparoscopic surgery may be considered; for tuberculous infections, anti-tuberculosis treatment should be administered.Advice: Hello, it may be an ovarian tumor: Ovarian cysts are sometimes associated with infertility, and polycystic follicular cysts that secrete excessive estrogen can cause persistent anovulation. Solid tumors of the ovary, such as various hormone-secreting tumors, estrogen-secreting granulosa cell tumors, and theca cell tumors, are also associated with infertility. Tumors that cause feminine masculinization symptoms, such as testosterone-secreting Sertoli cell tumors, adrenocortical-like tumors, and, are also linked to infertility. Except for ovarian tumors with a tendency to malignancy, as much normal ovarian tissue as possible should be preserved during tumor removal.