Patient's question:
Around January 10, 2013, pain started in the right lower abdomen. I went to the city hospital and received three days of intravenous drips, which relieved the pain. A month later, I went for a check-up, and it was found that there was fluid accumulation on the right side. Half a month later, I went for another check-up, and it was found that fluid accumulation had also occurred on the left side. I visited the provincial hospital for medication and took traditional Chinese medicine for a month.Doctor's answer:
It may be necessary to go to the hospital for tubal obstruction recanalization, which can be achieved through hysteroscopic COOK catheter recanalization or partial tubal resection and anastomosis. Hysteroscopic catheter recanalization involves inserting a COOK catheter into the interstitial part of the fallopian tube under hysteroscopy for tubal irrigation. The recanalization of the fallopian tube's interstitial and isthmus parts is achieved through the separation, dilation effect of the catheter and the impact of the liquid.