Patient's question:
Patient Age: I had laparoscopic surgery in August 2010 for tubal adhesion and elevation. I haven't been able to get pregnant yet, and my menstrual cycle is still irregular. Is it possible for the adhesion to recur? I want to have a follow-up examination. What tests are required?History of Treatment and Effect: I had laparoscopic surgery for... (The original text is incomplete here, so I'll assume it was about the surgery for tubal adhesion and elevation).
What Help Do You Need: I had laparoscopic surgery in August 2010 for tubal adhesion and elevation. I haven't been able to get pregnant yet, and my menstrual cycle is still irregular. Is it possible for the adhesion to recur? I want to have a follow-up examination. What tests are required?
Doctor's answer:
General examination of the fallopian tubes is mainly performed through contrast examination or fluid infusion therapy. Fallopian tube adhesion may be related to factors such as self-infection. In this case, if adhesion occurs, active treatment is necessary to prevent scar contraction, which may lead to significant structural abnormalities and result in an undesirable outcome. Fallopian tube disease is a common gynecological condition. During medication, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is recommended that patients pay close attention to maintaining external genital cleanliness and changing underwear frequently. Finally, we wish female patients a speedy recovery.