Patient's question:
How to treat fallopian tube adhesion? Recently, I went to a big hospital for a thorough examination and was told that I have fallopian tube adhesion. I want to know if fallopian tube adhesion cannot be cured or treated? What should I do about fallopian tube adhesion? How to treat fallopian tube adhesion?Doctor's answer:
Hello, fallopian tube adhesion and obstruction can range from mild to severe. Adhesion is classified into three degrees: fallopian tube isthmus adhesion is classified as first-degree; fallopian tube ampulla adhesion at the uterine angle is classified as second-degree; fallopian tube ampulla adhesion with fimbriae is classified as third-degree. The pathogenesis is not very clear, and it may be due to chronic infection causing fimbriae blockage, with fallopian tube fluid and inflammatory exudate accumulating in the ampulla. The isthmus wall is thick and the lumen is narrow. If adhesion and obstruction occur again, fluid accumulation in the tube will be difficult to discharge, making it hard to resolve, leading to cystic hydrosalpinx, which may have no adhesion or mild adhesion with adjacent tissues.How to treat fallopian tube adhesion varies depending on individual conditions and causes. It is recommended that you seek treatment from a formal and professional fertility hospital for targeted treatment. The main approach is to conduct a thorough examination based on your actual condition and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.