Patient's question:
Last month, during a hysterosalpingogram, I was found to have adhesions at the fimbriae of the fallopian tubes, which required surgery. This month, I underwent laparoscopic surgery. After the operation, the doctor informed me that the adhesions were between the fallopian tubes and the pelvis and colon, in addition to hydrosalpinx. The doctor said this condition is prone to re-adhesion, and I am wondering what measures can be taken to prevent it?Doctor's answer:
Nothing can prevent the adhesion of work; you don't have children yet. It is recommended that you consider using a culture dish, as the technology is now quite mature. The significance of pelvic adhesion surgery is not great because it is impossible to prevent re-adhesion. You can try applying cold compresses to your lower abdomen frequently. In addition to symptomatic treatment for gynecological diseases, patients also need to pay attention to their diet, such as eating a light diet and avoiding spicy and irritating foods. At the same time, patients should be examined and treated in a Class III-A hospital to achieve good therapeutic effects.