Fallopian tube blockage surgery process

Blockage of the fallopian tubes will directly affect conception, so it must be treated surgically. The surgical methods mainly include four types, such as fallopian tube fimbriaplasty and fallopian tube uterine implantation at the uterine cornu. The operation first requires vaginal dilation and then dredging. The whole process must be carried out with caution because it will have a great impact on the patient's physical health.

Fallopian tube clearance surgery is mainly used to treat female infertility caused by fallopian tube stenosis or blockage due to fallopian tube or pelvic peritonitis. The commonly used fallopian tube clearance techniques in clinical practice include transcervical fallopian tube clearance and combined hysteroscopy and laparoscopy.

2. Surgical method

1. Fallopian tube fimbriaplasty: Indications include partial or complete obstruction of the fallopian tube fimbria due to perialsalpingitis, and the fallopian tube fimbria can still be identified, and some fallopian tube fimbria have closed ends or inverted fimbria.

2. Adhesion lysis: It is suitable for adhesions caused by inflammation or endometriosis between the fallopian tube and ovary, as well as between the appendages and the pelvic wall, intestine, omentum, etc.

3. Tubal uterine implantation at the uterine horn: Indications are the same as those for tubal uterine horn surgery. It is mainly used for those with interstitial obstruction of the fallopian tube.

4. Tubal horn surgery: It is suitable for fallopian tube obstruction caused by inflammatory diseases, endometriosis, nodular fallopian tubes or isthmus polyps. It can also be performed after sterilization or ectopic pregnancy (also known as ectopic pregnancy) surgery.

1. Tubal dredging for infertility treatment is usually performed under laparoscopy, hysteroscopy or a combination of hysteroscopy and laparoscopy.

The specific method to be adopted depends on the individual's actual condition. The surgery must be performed in a regular hospital.

2. After fallopian tube clearance surgery to treat infertility, in order to prevent re-blockage, drugs are usually injected into the catheter to prevent re-adhesion. After the operation, the pelvic cavity is thoroughly flushed and a transparent anti-adhesion fluid is applied to reduce postoperative adhesions.

3. Fallopian tube blockage is one of the main causes of infertility. Some infertile patients have not been able to get pregnant for a long time. Don’t rush to do in vitro fertilization. Check whether the fallopian tube is blocked and then clear the fallopian tube.

4. Fallopian tube clearance surgery to treat infertility requires hospitalization.

1. Bathing and sexual intercourse are prohibited for 2 weeks after surgery. Antibiotics may be given as appropriate to prevent infection.

2. If there is a small amount of vaginal bleeding within one week after the fallopian tube endoscopy, but no other discomfort symptoms, it is a normal phenomenon.

3. If the amount of bleeding is greater than the menstrual volume or there are other uncomfortable symptoms, a follow-up examination is required.

1. First, when you enter the operating room, the doctor will do a skin test to make sure you are not allergic to iodine.

2. Then lie on the operating table, and the doctor will use a dilator to dilate the vagina first. Then comes routine disinfection. There is nothing painful about any of this. So sisters, just adjust your mood.

3. After disinfection, the tube can be inserted. I didn't see how it worked. But I feel that something is used to clamp the cervix first, and then a very thin tube is inserted into the uterus. This process is actually very painful. But the pain is bearable. And it was over in a flash. Sisters, please don’t move around, otherwise some instruments may easily hurt your body.

4. Then the fluid is injected into the uterus. As the liquid flows, a development process will occur on the imaging machine in the operating room. Because my fallopian tubes are patent. So it doesn't hurt at all. But many sisters who don’t have congestion say it hurts. Because liquid flow has pressure. However, some sisters with smooth bowel movements said it hurts.