Patient's question:
Actually, it's usually fine, but I always get sick after my period. The specific symptoms are itching in the private area and a heavy, lower abdominal pain. Is this a sign of inflammation? Also, how should I treat tubal hydrops?Doctor's answer:
If the amount of fluid accumulation in the fallopian tubes is relatively small, conservative treatment can be used. The treatment methods are the same as those for chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation, combining surgical and traditional Chinese medicine approaches to implement syndrome differentiation and treatment. Sometimes, the fluid-filled fallopian tubes are adhered to the ovaries and interconnected with follicular cysts in the ovaries, forming tubo-ovarian cysts. If the amount of fluid accumulation in the fallopian tubes is large, or if a significant tubo-ovarian cyst has formed, conservative treatment is generally ineffective, and surgical treatment should be considered. Fallopian tube fluid accumulation is mostly bilateral and rarely adheres to surrounding tissues. Treatment needs to be selected based on each individual's condition, as different conditions require different treatment methods. It is recommended that you seek a formal infertility hospital for a thorough examination and treatment to avoid missing the best opportunity.