Does tubal effusion require surgery?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Analysis of the condition: In most cases, this is likely a problem of hydrosalpinx. Based on your description, the condition may be relatively severe. The 6.2 (which should be mm, not cm) refers to the diameter of the widest part of the hydrosalpinx.
Recommendations: Your condition is most likely caused by chronic development, leading to adhesion and blockage of the fallopian tubes, resulting in hydrosalpinx. We can address this through Western medical surgery to open the tubes. However, after the tubes are opened, the previously adhesive areas are rough and lack elasticity, making it easy to develop an ectopic pregnancy. Since Western medicine lacks effective drugs to control adhesion, the wound after surgery is prone to re-adhesion.
Chinese medicine treatment has significant advantages. It can regulate the functions of various internal organs in the body, mobilize the effects of dissolving adhesive tissues, gradually dissolve and absorb the adhesive tissues, and restore the fallopian tubes. This approach also helps prevent re-adhesion after treatment, making it more effective. However, the effectiveness of Chinese medicine treatment depends greatly on the practitioner's skill level and the patient's specific condition. It is recommended to consult a highly skilled Chinese medicine practitioner for treatment.
After Chinese medicine treatment, if the fallopian tubes return to normal, pregnancy can proceed more smoothly.

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