Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 26 years old, married for two years, no pregnancy. On September 20, 2010, she underwent contrast imaging at the local central hospital. The imaging results showed: The uterine cavity and fallopian tubes were well visualized, with a significant amount of contrast medium reflux observed; The uterine cavity morphology and size were normal; The bilateral fallopian tubes were thickened and tortuous, with irregular morphology. The contrast medium was unevenly distributed in the pelvic cavity, and a large amount of contrast medium was still visible at the distal ends of both fallopian tubes. No other abnormalities were noted.Imaging diagnosis: 1. Bilateral salpingitis. 2. Pelvic inflammation.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is recommended to come to the outpatient clinic to review medical records. If necessary, consider laparoscopic surgery.