Patient's question:
I am 24 years old, and I had a daughter in 2002! In 2003, I felt unwell and went to the hospital for a check-up, where it was discovered that I had bilateral tubal teratomas. In June 2004, I underwent a stripping surgery. Now, during another gynecological examination, it was found that I have a left tubal cyst. Please tell me, will I need another surgery? Can the cyst become cancerous? If I do have surgery, will it affect my ability to have children in the future?? The current symptoms are that sometimes the left fallopian tube feels like an intestinal protrusion, which can also be felt with the hand. Additionally, there is abdominal pain, and then irregular menstruation!Doctor's answer:
Hello, if the surgery is successful and the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, it will not affect future fertility. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for comprehensive examinations and follow the doctor's advice to receive treatment under the guidance of a physician. Pay attention to rest after the surgery.There are many causes of fallopian tube blockage, and patients need to take timely and targeted medication. It is advised to seek treatment at a professional hospital for your condition. Pay attention to the progression of your illness and avoid indiscriminate treatment. Additionally, focus on self-care in daily life, maintain a healthy routine, and wish you a speedy recovery!