Patient's question:
Hello! What tests need to be done for fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Fimbrial adhesions and blockages can be treated with pelvic adhesionysis and fimbrial recanalization. For mild tubal hydrops, tubal ostomy may be performed, which may have a smaller impact on ovarian function compared to tubal resection. On one hand, it drains harmful tubal hydrops and, on the other hand, it hopes to restore tubal function through the body's remodeling, thereby preserving the possibility of natural conception. However, there is a risk of recurrent hydrops formation due to postoperative adhesion. For severely hydropic tubes with completely lost function that cannot be preserved, tubal resection can be performed. During resection, it is important to preserve as much of the mesentery as possible to minimize the potential impact on ovarian blood supply.