Patient's question:
Is it easy to treat one-sided tubal hydrops? I went to the hospital for a check-up and was told I have tubal hydrops. What causes tubal hydrops, and what should I do now?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: One-sided tubal hydrops can be cured. The symptoms of tubal hydrops mainly include lower abdominal pain, increased vaginal discharge, and watery leukorrhea. When chronic tubal inflammation occurs, the fimbriae of the fallopian tube can become due to inflammation, and the exudate and effusion in the tubal lumen gradually accumulate. In some cases, tubal hydrops may develop from tubal abscess.Guidance and suggestions: Tubal hydrops is not recommended for surgery. Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine is acceptable, as it can eliminate inflammation. It is recommended to take the traditional Chinese medicine Fuyanwan. The original pus cells and necrotic tissues in the lumen are gradually cleared by phagocytes, and the pus gradually turns into clear, watery fluid. Tubal hydrops can also occasionally form after long-term tubal ligation. During treatment, it is important to rest more and avoid overexertion.