Patient's question:
Once the treatment situation was good, and I am 36 years old this year. I had a fallopian tube surgery last year. This year, the check-up found left fallopian tube hydrops. How should it be treated? I also want a second child. The effect:Doctor's answer:
If there is hydrosalpinx, it is absolutely impossible to get pregnant because the hydrosalpinx will reflux into the uterine cavity, preventing the fertilized egg from implanting. Moreover, the hydrosalpinx is toxic and can kill the embryo. The most effective treatment currently is a combined hysteroscopic and laparoscopic surgery. Under laparoscopy, a fimbrioplasty and sleeve suture are performed on the fallopian tube, and under hysteroscopy, the fallopian tube is catheterized to clear any blockages. Postoperatively, the prognosis is determined based on the observed condition of the fallopian tubes during the surgery. It is necessary to undergo a fallopian tube iodine contrast examination for further clarification. Preoperative precautions include:1. Avoid sexual activity for 3 days before surgery and maintain vaginal cleanliness.
2. The best time for surgery is within 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period ends.
3. Have all necessary physical examinations before surgery.
Wishing you a speedy recovery.