Can Fallopian Tube Adhesions be Cured?

Fallopian tube adhesion is a common disease at present. It not only affects fertility, but also causes hydrosalpinx in patients, resulting in insufficient qi and blood in the body and irregular menstruation. The treatment of hydrosalpinx can usually be treated with Chinese medicine conditioning, physical therapy, and interventional surgery. Surgery is very suitable for women in the late stage of the disease, with rapidly progressing disease and urgent need for pregnancy. This effect can be quickly achieved through surgery. Current surgeries are minimally invasive and will not cause too much harm to the human body.

Treatment options for fallopian tube adhesions include:

How to treat female fallopian tube adhesions? The fallopian tube is a very important reproductive organ for female fertility and is also one of the causes of female infertility. It is mostly caused by the lack of active treatment of fallopian tube infection and inflammation. Infertility caused by fallopian tube adhesions accounts for about 30%-40% of all female infertility. So, how to treat female fallopian tube adhesions? Let the infertility expert give you a detailed introduction below.

1. Treatment with traditional Chinese medicine : mainly focusing on promoting blood circulation, removing blood stasis and unblocking meridians.

2. Physical therapy : Ultrashort wave, ion penetration, Chinese medicine enema and other methods can be used to promote blood circulation, eliminate cell edema and relieve adhesion.

3. Interventional and surgical treatment: interventional treatment or salpingostomy or anastomosis.

4. Fallopian tube plasty: For patients with fallopian tube inflammation who have not responded to conservative treatment, fallopian tube plasty can be performed based on the results of hysterosalpingography and the different locations of the blockage.

5. Intrauterine injection of drugs: When the fallopian tube is mildly adhered or blocked, the drug can be injected into the uterine cavity and fallopian tube through the vagina. This allows the drug to come into direct contact with the lesion, which can reduce local congestion and edema caused by inflammation, inhibit the formation and development of fibrous tissue, and dissolve and soften the adhesion. A certain pressure during injection can separate the adhesion.

Warm reminder: The above is the expert’s introduction on “How to treat fallopian tube adhesions in women”. I believe you have a certain understanding of fallopian tube adhesions. Fallopian tube adhesion has always been one of the most common diseases that lead to female infertility. If it is not treated in time, it may affect a woman's lifelong pregnancy. After understanding the symptoms of fallopian tube adhesion, female friends must pay attention to fallopian tube adhesion and seek timely treatment if symptoms of the disease are found.