How to treat bilateral fallopian tube adhesions

Bilateral fallopian tube adhesion means that sperm will stagnate when reaching the adhesion site, so the female pregnancy rate will be greatly reduced, and there is even a 10% possibility. Therefore, many women with bilateral fallopian tube adhesion want to know how to treat it. In order to recover from your fallopian tube adhesion as soon as possible, please read the following introduction.

1. Bilateral proximal tubal adhesions: This can be recanalized through guidewire intervention, which is mainly suitable for infertile patients whose fallopian tubes are blocked in the interstitial and narrow parts. How to treat bilateral fallopian tube adhesions? Xi'an Gynecological Hospital

2. Bilateral distal fallopian tube adhesions: If the adhesions are not serious, treatment is not recommended and you can try to get pregnant for 2-3 years. If you are still infertile, in vitro fertilization is recommended. If the adhesion is severe, laparoscopic surgery can be performed to separate the distal adhesion.

3. Adhesion of fallopian tubes to surrounding tissues: Laparoscopic surgery is currently used.

4. Selective salpingography and hydrosalpingography can be performed for blockage and adhesion of any section of the fallopian tube. The main method used is catheter dilation, which involves inserting a catheter guidewire and utilizing the propulsion, dilation and separation effects of the catheter guidewire and the impact force of the contrast agent to clear the fallopian tubes.

5. Treatment of the proximal lumen of the fallopian tube. The current treatment method for proximal adhesions is X-ray tubal recanalization. X-ray tubal recanalization is a treatment process in which the doctor uses a coaxial catheter system under the direct vision of a TV screen under a digital X-ray machine to insert a fallopian tube guide wire into the fallopian tube through the fallopian tube catheter according to the specific blockage site and specific situation of the fallopian tube. The blocked fallopian tube is recanalized and separated through the catheter wire.

How to treat bilateral fallopian tube adhesions? The above is a detailed introduction for many women who experience this condition. Therefore, for many women with bilateral fallopian tube adhesions, they must have a comprehensive understanding of the treatment methods introduced above, and then go to a regular hospital to effectively clear their adhered fallopian tubes, so as to greatly increase their pregnancy rate.