Patient's question:
I previously had an imaging test that showed my fallopian tubes were not fully open. Over the past two days, I underwent a hydrotubation and hysteroscopy surgery, and now my fallopian tubes are open. Later, I was diagnosed with endometrial inflammation and a tumor on the right ovary. How serious is this?Doctor's answer:
According to the materials you purchased, you are preparing for artificial insemination. It was discovered that there is a tumor in the right ovary and endometrial inflammation. This interferes with getting pregnant, especially the ovarian tumor, which requires surgical treatment. It is recommended to consider artificial insemination after the surgery. The recurrence of fallopian tubes severely threatens women's health. The patient needs to pay attention to postmenstrual follow-up checks and maintain a light diet, avoiding spicy foods.