Patient's question:
Doctor, I am 30 years old this year, married for four years, and have been unable to conceive. Recently, I was diagnosed with tubal adhesion and hydrops. I want to ask if tubal adhesion and hydrops can be cured? Are there any medications that can treat it? Is surgery required?Doctor's answer:
Ectopic tubal adhesion and tubal hydrops are primarily caused by recurrent tubal inflammation that fails to recover. Generally, it manifests as pain or discomfort in the affected abdominal area. Severe cases can lead to tubal blockage, resulting in recurrent infertility. Medication treatment mainly involves anti-inflammatory therapy, but severe cases may not respond effectively to medication. Therefore, treatment depends on the specific condition and should be guided by a doctor. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their own care. It is recommended to focus on maintaining vaginal hygiene and follow a light diet.