Patient's question:
I am trying to conceive. Yesterday, I had a contrast test at a private hospital, which showed that my fallopian tubes are open but inflamed. The doctor recommended that I undergo a hydrotubation treatment, but I only want to receive intravenous fluids to reduce inflammation. Are intravenous fluids effective for reducing inflammation? Is it necessary to undergo hydrotubation treatment? I have PCOS and had an abortion two years ago. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Your situation is quite complex. Polycystic ovary syndrome patients often face difficulties with menopause and childbirth. If the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, they should not interfere with conception. Some acute inflammatory conditions respond well to intravenous fluids for anti-inflammatory treatment, while chronic non-bacterial inflammation often shows poor results with intravenous fluids and can easily lead to drug resistance. It is recommended that you cooperate with your doctor. Wishing you the best of luck. In addition to active treatment, patients with fallopian tube inflammation also need to pay attention to maintaining a proper diet in daily life to digest nutrients. I hope the above information can assist you. Thank you!