How to treat hydrosalpinx adhesions

Some female patients suffer from fallopian tube adhesions, which seriously affect the health of female patients. Therefore, once female patients have fallopian tube diseases, they need to pay attention to consult a doctor for treatment in time, so as to ensure the health of the patients and avoid the deterioration of the disease. So how to treat hydrosalpinx adhesions?

Treatment Method 1: Non-surgical conservative treatment

When a woman has a small amount of hydrosalpinx, conservative treatment can be used. Hydrosalpinx in women can be treated with medication.

Physical therapy can promote blood circulation and help dissipate inflammation. Commonly used methods include ultrashort wave, diathermy, infrared irradiation, etc.

Treatment Method 2: Traditional Surgery

Hydrosalpinx or tubo-ovarian abscess often occurs acutely, so surgical removal of the lesion is recommended. Because after the lesion is removed, the remaining inflammatory lesions are easy to control and the patient recovers faster.

1. Salpingostomy: Salpingostomy is widely used in clinical practice to treat hydrosalpinx. It is suitable for patients with hydrosalpinx at the distal end of the fallopian tube and patients with fallopian tube occlusion.

2. Hysteroscopic and laparoscopic treatment: This technology is performed under a microscope. It is fast and effective in treating women and patients recover quickly. It is accepted by the vast majority of patients.

If patients have the above problems, they should pay attention to consult a doctor first for the corresponding diagnosis, so that they can be treated according to the patient's condition, avoid the deterioration of the condition that threatens the patient's health, and avoid the blockage of the fallopian tubes that may cause lifelong infertility in female patients.