Patient's question:
What preoperative examinations are required for tubal anastomosis surgery? Hello, I have had tubal anastomosis surgery. Hello, everyone. Hello, I have had tubal anastomosis surgery, and the hysterosalpingogram report states (mild distal tubal adhesions). How can this be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello. The first attempt at tubal irrigation does not necessarily prove that the previous surgery may not have been successful or that the fallopian tubes were not properly anastomosed. It is recommended that you undergo a fallopian tube (hysterosalpingography) to examine the location and condition of the blocked fallopian tubes.Recommendation: If tubal anastomosis surgery is indeed considered due to blockage, it may still require surgical intervention to restore patency. You should preferably communicate directly with your attending physician or the surgeon who performed the operation. After all, doctors are familiar with your previous fallopian tube condition and postoperative status, and can better determine the appropriate treatment approach.