Patient's question:
I have had three induced abortions in the past, and now tubal surgery has become available. I still want to have children. What should I do? How is tubal hydrops best treated?Doctor's answer:
These are better:1. Tubal hydrotubation: Liquid is infused into the patient's uterine cavity. Based on the resistance during injection, whether it flows in, the amount of infused liquid, and the patient's sensation, the condition of the fallopian tubes is evaluated to determine their patency.
2. Tubal contrast imaging: This method is simple, non-invasive, provides clear images, and has extremely high diagnostic accuracy. It accurately diagnoses the internal condition of the fallopian tubes based on its clear imaging results.
There are several treatment methods for gynecological diseases, but since the patient's condition varies, the diagnostic methods used may differ. Therefore, patients need timely and careful examination and diagnosis to receive targeted treatment.