Patient's question:
Yesterday I went to the hospital for a fallopian tube hysterosalpingography. The procedure involved inserting a catheter through the vagina to inject iohexol into the uterine cavity. The results showed that the size, shape, and position of the uterus were all within the normal range, and the bilateral uterine horns were sharp. The middle and distal segments of the left fallopian tube were completely twisted, with a shape. The middle and distal segments of the right fallopian tube were also completely twisted in a shape, and the contrast agent flowed out relatively smoothly.Hello, do I have issues with both fallopian tubes? Thank you!
Doctor's answer:
Pathology reflects fibrotic endometrium, which has a tendency to reverse carcinogenesis in endometrial hyperplasia, so it is also called precancerous lesions. However, the probability of carcinogenesis is very low, less than 7%. The treatment methods include medication or dilation and curettage. It is recommended to seek active treatment at the hospital.I hope the explanation can help. For the patient, if the tumor condition is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment and appropriate medication should be administered, otherwise it may lead to a recurrence of the tumor. In addition, the patient needs to pay attention to their diet and psychological care.