How to treat adhesions of the fallopian tube fimbria?

Adhesion of the fallopian tube fimbria is a very serious gynecological disease. After the disease occurs, the patient will become infertile and must be unblocked before normal conception. However, many patients do not know that they have the disease and must go to a local hospital for examination to diagnose the disease. So how to treat adhesion of the fallopian tube fimbria? After treating the disease, patients must also prevent the disease to prevent adhesions from occurring again, which can cause great harm to women. So what are the ways to prevent diseases?

Obstruction of the fimbria of the fallopian tube is a distal lesion. It directly targets the diseased part of the fallopian tube to dredge the fallopian tube and restore the egg-collecting function of the fimbria to improve the pregnancy rate. The best time to check and treat the fallopian tubes is within 3 to 7 days after the menstrual period ends, and Chinese medicine can be taken for treatment.

For the treatment of fallopian tube diseases, general hospitals routinely use repeated fluid insufflation, hysteroscopy or guidewire and intervention, and use large amounts of antibiotic infusions every day, as well as microwave, shortwave, physical therapy, etc. If there is adhesion at the umbrella end, surgery is required as soon as possible. Adhesions can only be restored to function after being separated surgically.

Another method is the prescription for regulating menstruation and promoting ovulation.

Prevention methods

1. Fallopian tube adhesions are mostly caused by inflammatory infections. Therefore, female friends need to prevent all inflammations that can cause fallopian tube adhesion infections, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of fallopian tube adhesions.

2. Women should pay attention to developing good eating habits. If they find any abnormalities, they must go to the hospital for relevant examinations in time. If fallopian tube adhesions are found, they must be treated in time.

3. Fallopian tube adhesion is actually a manifestation of chronic salpingitis. If women want to prevent fallopian tube adhesion, they should avoid salpingitis, and must seek treatment as soon as possible when they suffer from salpingitis.

How to treat adhesions of the fallopian tube fimbria? The answer to this question is mainly through surgical treatment. Surgery can clear the adhesion area, and the patient can control the condition through treatment. However, it is necessary to prevent the recurrence of the disease. Therefore, in addition to prevention, regular examinations are required to determine whether there is adhesion. Women must know the harm of the disease to themselves. After adhesion has occurred once, they must be vigilant against the disease happening again.