Patient's question:
Patient gender: FemaleMedical history: Had 2 induced abortions, with 3 years in between, and has been using contraception ever since. Discovered infertility this year.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the best treatment for tubal adhesion is surgical intervention, as the effect of traditional Chinese medicine is not very ideal. Ureaplasma infection can be treated with medications such as roxithromycin, clindamycin, doxycycline, and levofloxacin. Pay attention to hygiene, as ureaplasma can be mutually transmitted. Both partners should undergo ureaplasma testing before preparing for pregnancy. If ureaplasma infection is detected, pregnancy should be avoided until the infection is cured. Additionally, early pregnancy testing is recommended. If the test is positive, prompt treatment should be initiated to prevent harm to the fetus. Unpregnant women can take medications such as clindamycin and erythromycin, while pregnant women are limited to erythromycin treatment. Ureaplasma is a sexually transmitted disease, so it is crucial for both partners to prioritize sexual hygiene and avoid unsafe sexual practices to prevent ureaplasma infection.