There are many causes of tubal adhesions. Only by identifying the causes of adhesions and treating them symptomatically, excluding any harmful factors that may lead to re-adhesions, dealing with potential factors that may cause adhesions, and on this basis dealing effectively with tubal inflammation and pelvic inflammatory disease, can tubal inflammation be completely eliminated. The most common causes of tubal inflammation or pelvic inflammatory disease are listed below: 1. The most common causes: miscarriage or other intrauterine surgery: miscarriage leads to decreased resistance, and pathogens spread up the reproductive tract and infect the fallopian tubes, ovaries, and then the entire pelvis. It also often occurs when the IUD is placed or when the uterine operation is performed without strict sterilization, without strict adherence to aseptic practice norms or with poor personal hygiene afterwards. 2.The next causes that can be seen: not paying attention to personal hygiene, having intercourse during menstruation, unclean sexual intercourse, using a tub bath during menstruation, washing the vulva unscientifically (such as washing the anus first and then the perineum, it will bring bacteria from the anus into the vagina), and germs will invade the internal genitalia from the vulva upstream. 3, possible causes: bad habits: long time sitting, lack of activity, blood circulation will become poor, resulting in venous return obstruction, due to the special anatomical structure of the pelvis blood return situation is even worse, affecting the normal detoxification function of the uterine adnexa, if at the same time there are other organic reasons for the impact, it is easy to inflammation. 4, often ignored and should be particularly attention to the reasons: the male partner has prostatitis, with bacterial semen into the female reproductive system, repeated invasion, causing inflammation of the fallopian tubes or even pelvic inflammatory disease. 5, other causes: other parts of the body latent infection lesions without timely treatment, pathogenic bacteria can be through the bloodstream and flee to the fallopian tubes and ovaries, the most common type of tuberculosis infection. Inflammation of the pelvis or adjacent organs of the fallopian tubes, such as appendicitis, can affect the abdominal cavity and pelvis, which in turn affects the adnexa. The causes of inflammation of the fallopian tubes are listed above. Only by fully comparing your own disease situation and giving reasonable treatment according to your individual causes will tubal inflammation have the possibility of full remission and cure. The cause of the infection is different for each person and only by removing the causative factors, together with effective treatment, can a better result be achieved. Treatment without consideration of removing the causes, improving your physical condition from your lifestyle and improving your condition as a whole will only result in a vicious cycle that will lead to disabling damage to the fallopian tubes. At that time, the only way is to do IVF.