Patient's question:
Hello, a few months ago I got pelvic inflammatory disease, and after taking medication, it has improved a lot this month. But I am still taking medication and undergoing enemas. Now it's almost time for ovulation, but I am quite eager to have a child. I wonder if it's possible to have a fallopian tube hydrotubation this month? For example, if I am still taking medication and undergoing enemas today, can I do the hydrotubation tomorrow? Will it be affected?Doctor's answer:
Consider treatments such as water infusion and traditional Chinese medicine enemas. If pregnancy cannot be achieved within six months, then consider laparoscopic surgery for adhesiolysis.For fallopian tube blockage, the first step is to confirm the diagnosis. The most reliable method is fallopian tube hysterosalpingography (HSG), which can also provide a basis for further treatment. The treatment plan should be determined based on the imaging findings of the HSG. If the blockage is in the isthmus or interstitial part of the fallopian tube, the first choice is interventional selective fallopian tube recanalization. For cases of fallopian tube dilation and hydrosalpinx, fimbrial adhesion, or even (encapsulation), laparoscopic surgery for adhesiolysis is sufficient.
All treatments must strictly follow medical advice postoperatively to avoid re-blockage.