Patient's question:
Hydrosalpinx, it hasn't shown any symptoms for a long time, so I didn't pay attention. Now I realize it's getting a bit serious, what should I do? How is the best treatment for hydrosalpinx?Doctor's answer:
I am aware of the situation you mentioned, which refers to the fallopian tube being infected by pathogens. Due to the infiltration of white blood cells, it leads to edema of the endometrium, interstitial edema, and exudation. The fallopian tube mucosal epithelium peels off. If the acute inflammation of the fallopian tube is not treated promptly and effectively, it can result in tubal abscess.The treatment of tubal effusion generally takes a few days to a month to heal completely on its own. Physical therapy methods such as gynecological microwave heating, shortwave heating, spectral irradiation heating, far-infrared heating, and atomization can be used. Additionally, methods like heating salt and garlic in a pot and then placing them in a cloth bag to warm the affected area can also be applied for treatment, which may yield better results.