What are the symptoms of tubo-ovarian inflammation?

Patient's question:

Mild fallopian tube blockage with associated ovarian inflammation.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, tubo-ovarian inflammation can also be referred to as adnexitis. It is often caused by ascending genital infection, miscarriage, colds, or pelvic organ infection, leading to symptoms such as congestion and edema in the fallopian tubes. Clinically, it commonly presents with lower abdominal pain, a sense of heaviness, and may also be accompanied by lower back pain. It may affect fertility and lead to infertility.
Suggestions:
It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis. Treatment can be administered through medication and physical therapy (e.g., heat therapy). Infertile patients may also undergo fluid irrigation surgery as a complementary treatment. In daily life, pay attention to appropriate activity and avoid exposure to cold or drafts.

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