Patient's question:
A few days ago, my wife always felt unwell and went to the hospital for a gynecological examination. The results showed that she had hydrosalpinx. We were very surprised by this diagnosis and didn't know what treatment method to use.Doctor's answer:
Dietary precautions for tubal hydrops:(1) For those with painful tubal distension: Kidney meat, sea eel, bayberry, hawthorn, orange cakes, walnuts, and pecans.
(2) For patients with tubal bleeding: sheep blood, chrysanthemum greens, lotus root, mushrooms, malan head, and stone ear, persimmon cakes, garlic, snails, and light fire clam (sea cucumber).
(3) For congestion of reproductive organs: Avoid cold-natured foods such as crabs and river snails. This will help with recovery.