Patient's question:
2014.8.1 at the hospital in my hometown, the imaging test said it was hydrosalpinx... Now I have been treating with traditional Chinese medicine for 4 months, and there is still hydrosalpinx.Doctor's answer:
Patients with hydrosalpinx who have no obvious symptoms and no desire for fertility can be observed and followed up without treatment. However, if there is a desire for fertility, surgical treatment is the best option. Traditional surgical methods include fimbrioplasty, tubal fenestration, or pelvic adhesion release. With the advancement of medical technology and the emergence of assisted reproductive technologies, salpingectomy (tubal root resection) has become a better choice for patients with hydrosalpinx.