How to treat bilateral adhesion of fallopian tube fimbria in women

Bilateral adhesion of the fallopian tube fimbriae ends in women is relatively common. This situation can easily lead to infertility in women. Therefore, for patients with bilateral adhesion of the fallopian tube fimbriae ends, it is very necessary to understand the relevant treatment methods of bilateral adhesion of the fallopian tube fimbriae ends in women. So how to treat bilateral adhesion of the fallopian tube fimbriae ends in women? Let’s take a look together below!

How to treat bilateral adhesions of the fallopian tube fimbria in women? The treatment methods for bilateral adhesions of the fallopian tube fimbriae in women are as follows:

1. If the adhesions at the ends of the fallopian tubes are mild, drug treatment may be considered, combined with fluid perfusion and physical therapy, which may separate the adhesions.

2. If the adhesions at the fimbria of both sides of the fallopian tubes are severe, laparoscopic separation of the fallopian tube adhesions can be used. The main factor affecting the low pregnancy rate after salpingostomy is that inflammation of the fallopian tubes may damage the mucosa and ciliated cells at the fimbria of the fallopian tubes. For patients with severe hydrops at the fimbria of the fallopian tubes, sometimes even if the fimbria ostomy is successful, the damage to the cilia will affect its normal egg-collecting function and thus affect conception.

3. After the fimbria-end ostomy, there is a possibility of adhesion and obstruction at the fimbria-end again. If you observe for half a year without taking any contraceptive measures after the fimbria ostomy and do not get pregnant, you can repeat the hysterosalpingography to understand the patency of the fallopian tubes. If the fimbria of the fallopian tube is blocked again, you can only have in vitro fertilization.

The following are ways to prevent adhesions at the ends of the fallopian tubes:

1. Fallopian tube adhesions are mostly caused by inflammatory infections. Therefore, female friends need to prevent all inflammations that can cause fallopian tube adhesion infections, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of fallopian tube adhesions.

2. Women should pay attention to developing good eating habits. If they find any abnormalities, they must go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time. If fallopian tube adhesions are found, they must be treated in time.

3. Fallopian tube adhesion is actually a manifestation of chronic salpingitis. If women want to prevent fallopian tube adhesion, they should avoid salpingitis, and must seek treatment as soon as possible when they suffer from salpingitis.

The above is an introduction on how to treat bilateral adhesions of the fallopian tube fimbria in women. From the above introduction, we can know that there are many treatments for bilateral adhesions of the fallopian tube fimbria in women, mainly fluid perfusion, physical therapy, laparoscopic surgery, and drug treatment. If the condition is relatively mild, the treatment effect is still quite good. If the condition is relatively severe, there is still a possibility of recurrence.