Patient's question:
I found out about this fallopian tube hydrops last year. At the hospital, they treated me for a long time, and I felt it was okay, thinking there wasn't a major problem. But this year, it has started again. Can this be completely cured?Doctor's answer:
Hydrosalpinx is caused by chronic tubal inflammation infection, requiring active treatment to prevent the accumulation from increasing and rupturing the fallopian tubes, which would lead to severe consequences. Generally, hospitals adopt selective therapies such as "medication, foot therapy, moxibustion therapy, and physical therapy" for the treatment of hydrosalpinx. These therapies aim to eliminate chronic inflammation and fluid accumulation in the fallopian tubes, resolve adhesions at the fimbriae, and restore the normal oocyte retrieval function of the fallopian tube fimbriae. This ensures the successful completion of natural fertilization by the injection of sperm and eggs. The reply is from Professor Meng Guangjing's clinic at Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. Gynecological patients can understand professional treatment.