Patient's question:
Hello, I have had hydrosalpinx for 5 years, and previous treatments have been ineffective. How can it be treated effectively?Doctor's answer:
Tubal abscess or tubo-ovarian abscess often tends to acute exacerbation, so surgical excision of the lesion is recommended. Generally, surgery can be performed several days after medication controls the inflammation, regardless of whether the body temperature has returned to normal. Since the remaining inflammatory lesions are easily controlled after the lesion is removed, the patient recovers quickly. For young patients, non-surgical treatment should be considered as much as possible. Once surgery is decided, it should be thorough, otherwise the prognosis is poor. For young patients who urgently desire fertility and have unobstructed fallopian tubes but have not yet formed a mass, laparoscopic surgery combined with hysteroscopy should be considered.