Patient's question:
How can fallopian tube adhesion be treated well? My fallopian tubes are, which I discovered last year. But I feel that traditional Chinese medicine can save it, but it didn't work as I expected, and it's still not stable. How can fallopian tube adhesion be treated well?Doctor's answer:
Ectopic adhesion can be divided into adhesion of the fallopian tube lumen and adhesion around the fallopian tube. Adhesion of the fallopian tube lumen can be further divided into proximal adhesion and distal adhesion of the fallopian tube. Due to different diseases, different doctors may use different methods. Most fallopian tube adhesion blockage is caused by pelvic inflammation or genital tuberculosis. Treatment should be determined based on the location and degree of adhesion. At this time, it is necessary to conduct a thorough examination to identify the location of the fallopian tube adhesion. Only when the location of the patient's adhesion is clear can the doctor formulate a proper and effective treatment plan. If the adhesion of the fallopian tube recurs, sperm will be unable to enter the fallopian tube normally, leading to the inability to combine with the egg, resulting in infertility in female patients.