Patient's question:
Lately, I've been having stomach pain. The doctor suspects there might be an issue with the fallopian tubes. I underwent a thorough examination at the hospital and found out it's fallopian tube hydrops. What should I do about fallopian tube hydrops?Doctor's answer:
This is abdominal pain caused by tubal hydrops, which requires active use of antibiotics for treatment. The course of treatment is 14 days. If the symptoms are mild, outpatient treatment with oral antibiotics may be sufficient. If the condition permits, it is best to coordinate with physical therapy. Some patients may recover on their own. After treatment, it is recommended to re-examine after the next menstrual period to understand the condition of tubal hydrops. Based on the re-examination results, further solutions can be planned.