Patient's question:
29 years old, originally planning to have a child, but after a thorough check-up, the doctor said there was inflammation and needed to be treated first. My menstrual cycle has always been very regular, and my constitution has always been good, but I couldn't get pregnant after marriage. The day before yesterday, after a detailed examination, it was said that the fallopian tubes were blocked and needed a surgery to make them unobstructed. What medicine should be taken for fallopian tube hydrops?Doctor's answer:
The treatment methods for fallopian tube hydrops include tubal irrigation: injecting fluid into the patient's uterine cavity. The degree of tubal patency is evaluated based on the resistance during injection, whether the fluid flows, the amount of infused fluid, and the patient's sensation. If the amount of hydrops in the fallopian tube is relatively small, conservative treatment can be considered. The treatment method is similar to chronic tubo-ovarian inflammation. The hydropic fallopian tube may adhere to the ovary and be interconnected with follicular cysts in the ovary, forming a tubo-ovarian cyst. If the amount of hydrops in the fallopian tube is large or has already formed a significant tubo-ovarian cyst, conservative treatment is generally ineffective, and surgical treatment should be considered. Most cases of fallopian tube hydrops are bilateral and rarely adhere to surrounding tissues.