Patient's question:
Preparing for a test-tube baby transfer, ultrasound revealed hydrosalpinx. The doctor recommended a salpingectomy. In addition, gallstones are prone to occur in the gallbladder, with a size of approximately 0.70.5 cm, accompanied by posterior acoustic shadow, which can move rapidly with changes in body position. Bile penetration is normal, liver ducts are not dilated, and the common bile duct is not dilated.History of treatment and outcomes: In 2006, due to pelvic adhesions, laparoscopic adhesion compression surgery was performed. In April 2010, preparation was made for a culture dish, and a fallopian tube hydrotubation was performed, which was not fully unobstructed, with hydrosalpinx, followed by another laparoscopic surgery.
Desired assistance: Currently, the culture dish has reached the grafting stage. I would like to ask whether the gallstones need to be removed during the salpingectomy. If the stone surgery is not performed, I feel anxious that if gallstones occur during pregnancy, another laparoscopic surgery would be required, which is not good for the body if done too frequently.
Doctor's answer:
It can be done together, but the invitation is for a hepatobiliary surgeon to diagnose and treat. If it's just a gynecologist, they shouldn't perform such surgeries, as the gallbladder is not in that location. Therefore, the surgery is performed in the lower abdomen, while the other one is in the upper abdomen. It is recommended that you go to a regular large hospital for treatment. Please have the hepatobiliary surgery department send a message to treat together. It can be done together. Wishing you a speedy recovery.Tubal disease is an easily occurring gynecological condition. During medication, women need to pay attention to their self-care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is advised that patients avoid sexual activity during treatment and pay more attention to cleanliness. Finally, wishing female patients a quick recovery.