How is bilateral tubal hydrops treated?

Patient's question:

After giving birth, the incision from the C-section has a slight dull pain, and my uterus also feels a bit uncomfortable. Is this a normal postpartum phenomenon? Besides that, I have bilateral tubal hydrops. How should I understand and treat this? Will it affect future pregnancies?

Doctor's answer:

The postpartum condition you described is considered normal. It is recommended that you pay attention to rest. If there is no obvious symptom of fallopian tube hydrops and no pregnancy is planned, it is advisable to carefully monitor the condition without treatment. However, if pregnancy is desired, surgical treatment is the best approach. Additionally, treatments such as shortwave therapy, heat electrotherapy, and infrared irradiation can also be considered. It is recommended that you visit the hospital for a follow-up appointment and consult with a doctor to determine the best treatment method under their guidance.

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