Patient's question:
My daughter is particularly kind, but she has been unable to have children for many years despite being married. She is already 34 this year, and I am so worried for her. She says she has infertility due to fallopian tube adhesion, and she also experiences irregular periods with low blood flow during menstruation. How can fallopian tube adhesion be treated?Doctor's answer:
Adhesions of the fallopian tubes are a chronic inflammation of the fallopian tubes, and treatment should be based on the severity of the adhesions, using conservative or surgical methods. Medication can be considered first for anti-inflammatory treatment, adopting a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine for symptomatic treatment. Cold compresses can be used regularly, and it is important to avoid prolonged sitting or standing. Regular follow-up examinations are recommended. If conservative treatment is relatively ineffective, surgical treatment is advised. The recurrence of severe fallopian tube issues significantly affects women's health, and it is necessary to avoid sexual activity during the treatment period. Personal hygiene should also be paid attention to.