Patient's question:
I am 38 years old and work as a civil servant in the government. My husband and I have always wanted a child, but after trying to conceive for over a year, we haven't seen any results. When I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, I was told that I had acute tubal inflammation. I am very panicked. What should I do if I have acute tubal inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Suffering from acute tubal inflammation can easily lead to tubal hydrops, affecting the function of the eggs and making it difficult to conceive. For acute tubal inflammation, active antibiotic treatment is generally required during this stage, with the need for sufficient medication duration. It is advisable to use sensitive broad-spectrum antibiotics as much as possible. Additionally, contraceptive measures should be adopted during this period to prevent unintended pregnancy. Most acute inflammation can be relieved through treatment.