Will fallopian tube adhesions usually recur?

Some female patients have fallopian tube adhesions and blockages. Once female patients have this problem, they should pay attention to timely treatment, so as to ensure the health of female patients and avoid the problem of fallopian tube adhesions affecting the health of women and infertility. Will fallopian tube adhesions recur?

The characteristic of fallopian tube adhesion is that the patient has almost no clinical symptoms and signs except infertility. It is only when going to the hospital for infertility-related examinations that it is discovered that the cause of infertility is fallopian tube adhesion. Only through X-ray hysterosalpingography can we accurately understand the specific location, nature, degree of adhesion of the fallopian tube and whether there is adhesion to the pelvic cavity, so as to take corresponding effective treatment measures. The fallopian tube is anatomically divided into four parts, namely the interstitial part, the narrow part, the ampulla, and the fimbria. Only by determining the location of fallopian tube adhesion can we find a better way to treat fallopian tube adhesion.

Will adhesions still occur after fallopian tube dredging? If you do not pay attention to some precautions after fallopian tube dredging, it is still possible to relapse. The main reasons for the recurrence of fallopian tube adhesions are as follows:

1. Infection after childbirth or miscarriage. Women are generally weak after childbirth or miscarriage. The cervix does not close well after dilation, and bacteria may infect the fallopian tubes, causing inflammation and adhesion.

2. If you do not pay attention to personal hygiene during menstruation, will the fallopian tubes adhere after being unblocked? During menstruation, the endometrium of the uterus will be exfoliated and the blood sinuses in the uterine cavity will open, which are good conditions for the growth of bacteria. Therefore, women should pay attention to personal hygiene during their menstrual period to prevent bacterial infection.

3. Infection after gynecological surgery. If the disinfection is not strict or the operation is improper after abortion or IUD insertion or removal surgery, gynecological inflammation is likely to occur. Postoperative infection may occur, leading to adhesion of the fallopian tubes.

Patients with fallopian tube adhesions should pay attention to timely treatment, and also pay attention to preventing the recurrence of the disease, which will affect the patient's physical health. In particular, fallopian tube adhesions are prone to recurrence, so patients need to pay attention to consult a doctor in time for prevention.