Patient's question:
Perform iodine oil contrast! Bilateral tubal hydropsDoctor's answer:
Zhu GuangqingZhu Guangqing
Guanxian People's Hospital, Department of Pediatrics
Complaint: 2010-02-24 22:10
Suggestion: Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Treatment:
Western medicine treatment for hydrosalpinx, hydrometrocolpos, and pyometra typically involves surgical and non-surgical methods.
(1) Non-surgical Treatment:
Appropriate rest, reduced sexual activity, and thorough treatment of cervical inflammation, external genital inflammation, vaginal inflammation, and urethral gland inflammation, especially cervical erosion, can prevent repeated infections of the adnexa and acute exacerbations. Additionally, the following methods may be chosen:
1. Antibiotic treatment should be applied locally, such as via lateral fornix closure or uterine cavity injection:
(1) Antibiotic lateral fornix closure: Depending on the condition, it is performed once daily or every other day, with 7–8 sessions constituting one course. If necessary, repeat injections can be administered after the next menstrual period. Generally, 3–4 courses are required. Dexamethasone or prednisolone may also be added to the injection simultaneously.
(2) Uterine and fallopian tube antibiotic injection: The procedure is the same as for tubal patency testing, or a double-lumen rubber catheter may be inserted into the uterine cavity. The injection volume should gradually increase based on the size of the uterine cavity and the degree of fallopian tube obstruction.