Patient's question:
I asked for my sister's help, and she didn't know what she was doing when she had an abortion in college. Then she got divorced about a year and a half ago and hasn't had any. She told me that every time she has her period, it's especially heavy. She also often feels unbearable pain in her lower abdomen. She heard from others that infertility after an abortion is basically tubal hydrops. She has never been treated. She wants to know if tubal hydrops has symptoms. If she repeatedly suffers from tubal hydrops infertility, what should she do? How is tubal hydrops treated?Doctor's answer:
1. The cost of fallopian tube treatment varies depending on the method. Common causes of fallopian tube hydrops include the adhesion and self-locking of the fallopian tube fimbria due to chronic tubitis, leading to the gradual accumulation of exudate and transudate in the fallopian tube lumen. In some cases, fallopian tube hydrops may evolve from tubal abscess.2. It is recommended to confirm the location and severity of the hydrops. If it is severe, immediate surgical treatment is advised, with the possibility of pregnancy expected within 2-5 months post-surgery. For mild blockage and hydrops, medication treatment under the guidance of a doctor is recommended. It is advised that you visit a local specialized hospital for infertility to undergo a detailed examination.