Will the fallopian tube adhesions still form after surgery?

Fallopian tube adhesion is a common disease among women. When fallopian tube adhesion occurs, it will affect women's pregnancy. For female friends, the harm caused by fallopian tube adhesion is also relatively large. It is mainly due to the infection of bacteria in the reproductive organs of the pelvis or the tissues of the adjacent organs. At this time, the bilateral fallopian tubes will be blocked and adhered. We can choose treatment methods after fallopian tube adhesion. Therefore, female friends are also more worried about whether fallopian tube adhesion will continue to occur.

1. Female friends should pay attention to the fact that when fallopian tube adhesion occurs, we must start treatment as soon as possible. The main treatment method is surgery. The ultimate goal is to restore the bilateral fallopian tubes smoothly and enable women to become pregnant again. After the fallopian tube adhesions are opened, adhesions may occur again.

2. The treatment of fallopian tube adhesion mainly includes endoscopic minimally invasive surgery and hysteroscopic surgery, as well as intrauterine abdominal collaborative surgery, including three mirrors and one wire and other technologies. The treatment plan is determined based on the patient's lesions and the location of the blockage.

3. When treating fallopian tube adhesions, patients must be careful because different treatment methods may result in different outcomes. Therefore, patients need to clear the fallopian tubes several times in a row, which may cause certain damage. Therefore, it is best for us to choose a treatment method based on our own physical condition.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What we often talk about above is whether the bilateral fallopian tubes will adhere again after they are unblocked. After the bilateral fallopian tubes have been treated, the recurrence rate is also relatively high, so we should choose the appropriate method and actively prevent it in daily life.