Patient's question:
Divorced for over a year without pregnancy, I went to the provincial hospital and was diagnosed with fallopian tube adhesion and pelvic inflammatory disease in women. After laparoscopic surgery to relieve pelvic adhesion, it healed on its own. A month later, I had a re-examination with fluid infusion, but it didn't go in smoothly and there was significant resistance. What could be the reason? Is it really open or not?Doctor's answer:
Laparoscopic surgery may lead to recurrent local adhesions and blockage after healing. The current hydrotubation confirms that your fallopian tubes are blocked, and further treatment is required because surgery cannot guarantee 100% prevention of adhesions. The daily treatment for gynecological patients primarily focuses on symptomatic treatment. Patients can take various oral medications, supplement with vitamins, and pay attention to regular routines while avoiding alcohol. We hope gynecological patients can recover quickly! Thank you!