Patient's question:
If there is an ovarian teratoma, there needs to be surgery. If the fallopian tubes are not unobstructed, they also need to be cleared and surgery should be performed first. Which surgery should be done first? Can these two surgeries be completed smoothly at the same time?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the patient has been confirmed to have an ovarian teratoma. It is recommended to revisit the gynecology department of the hospital for a comprehensive review, examination of the condition, and early surgical removal. Tubal patency surgery cannot be performed simultaneously. The recurrence of the fallopian tube poses serious harm to women's health, and the patient needs to pay attention to maintaining external hygiene throughout life and avoid sexual activity. Finally, we hope that the female patient can receive professional treatment.