Patient's question:
How to treat fallopian tube adhesion better? Hello, my wife previously had a baby, and we still wanted another one, but we couldn't get pregnant. After a thorough examination at the hospital, we found that she had fallopian tube adhesion. How is fallopian tube adhesion treated? How to treat fallopian tube adhesion better?Doctor's answer:
Hello, patients with tubal adhesion may experience recurrent pain, and some may even have very severe dysmenorrhea. Post-gynecological surgery, recurrent infections may occur: after procedures such as induced abortion, intrauterine device insertion, and removal, if sterilization is not strict or the operation is not performed properly, it may lead to the recurrence of gynecological inflammation, potentially causing postoperative infection, which could then result in tubal adhesion. The condition needs to be treated promptly, and treatment should be chosen based on each individual's specific situation, as the condition varies and so do the appropriate treatment methods. We advise you to seek treatment at a formal and professional technology-based perinatal hospital for symptomatic treatment.