Patient's question:
2018.2.2 It seems like you have a better treatment method for this condition. The right fallopian tube was not visible. The left fallopian tube has hydrops. Suggestion: Pelvic inflammatory disease.Doctor's answer:
On the right side, there is no audible sound indicating exposure. Adhesions are present around the cornual area. On the left side, fluid accumulation indicates the presence of distal adhesions. Treatment for fallopian tube adhesions must be based on the condition of adhesions or intestinal obstruction. If the adhesions are at the fimbriae or distal end, the most effective treatment method is minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery for careful examination. If the adhesions are at the cornual area of the fallopian tube or around the cornual area, a hysteroscopy surgery is required. Laparoscopic surgery involves making small incisions in the abdomen. After the procedure, based on the intraoperative fluid infusion findings, a detailed examination is conducted to identify the specific location of the adhesions, followed by compression to restore the fallopian tubes to full patency, thereby reducing the risk of natural delivery.