Patient's question:
The year before last, after medication-induced abortion, I have been infertile. Treatment history and outcomes: Hysterosalpingography was performed, revealing a tortuous and elevated distal right fallopian tube, with a large amount of contrast dye dripping into the pelvic cavity through the fimbriae. The left isthmus was filled, appearing as a stump, while the isthmus and distal fallopian tube were not filled with contrast dye. After 20 minutes, the film showed the contrast dye diffusing throughout the pelvic cavity, mostly gathering in patches. Clear spots and strands of residual contrast dye were visible at the distal right fallopian tube region. The final diagnosis was mild adhesions at the distal right fallopian tube, intestinal obstruction in the left fallopian tube isthmus, and intrauterine adhesions. What kind of help is needed: Hello doctor: Can I still get pregnant normally after surgery?Doctor's answer:
According to the results of your careful examination, it shows that you have adhesion in your left fallopian tube, tortuosity and elevation in your right fallopian tube, and adhesion in the uterine cavity. It is recommended that you consider the "three mirrors and one thread" surgery. The chances of pregnancy after the surgery are quite high. Wish you good health and a successful pregnancy!1. Avoid spicy and irritating foods.
2. Use warm water to clean the external genitalia and maintain cleanliness.
3. Temporarily strictly prohibit sexual activity for two weeks.
The daily treatment for gynecological patients mainly involves oral medications. Patients can take many oral medications in combination with various vitamins, while also paying attention to regular routines and avoiding alcohol. It is hoped that gynecological patients can recover as soon as possible!
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