How to treat fallopian tube adhesions?

Some female patients suffer from the disease of fallopian tube adhesion, which seriously affects the health of the patients. Therefore, once the patients have problems, they can consult a doctor in time for treatment to avoid dangerous situations caused by fallopian tube adhesions, which may lead to problems in the female body. So how to treat fallopian tube adhesions?

Adhesion blockage of the fallopian tube can be mild or severe. Adhesions are divided into three degrees: first-degree adhesions at the fallopian tube apex; second-degree adhesions at the junction of the fallopian tube and uterine cornu; and third-degree adhesions between the ampulla and fimbria of the fallopian tube. In recent years, the incidence of fallopian tube adhesions has been increasing, which has attracted people's high attention. The treatment of fallopian tube adhesions requires symptomatic treatment. An infertility expert from a certain hospital introduced that minimally invasive surgery for fallopian tube adhesions is an ideal treatment method. So, how to treat female fallopian tube adhesions? The following will briefly introduce the treatment methods of fallopian tube adhesions.

Treatment of fallopian tube adhesions:

1. Fallopian tube guidewire intervention recanalization

This technology is a hysterosalpingography recanalization procedure performed under the monitoring of an X-ray television system using the fallopian tube guidewire intervention system from the American Cook Company. This technology has the advantages of no anesthesia, no surgery, and no pain, and can effectively clear blocked fallopian tubes on both sides within thirty minutes. Clinically proven, this therapy has unique advantages in treating infertility caused by fallopian tube obstruction and adhesions, such as strong targeting and high cure rate.

2. Laparoscopic treatment of fallopian tube adhesions

Laparoscopic fallopian tube adhesion lysis is suitable for inflammation or endometriosis adhesions between the fallopian tube and ovary, as well as between the appendages and the pelvic wall, intestine, omentum, etc. The postoperative prognosis is good. The following steps can be used to perform fallopian tube adhesion separation using laparoscopy: Place an angled glass rod under the adhesion band to expose the boundary between the fallopian tube serosa and the adhesion. The boundary between the two can be clearly distinguished under the magnified field of view. First separate the organs at both ends of the adhesion or lift the adhesion band with a separation stick, select a vascular-free area and cut it with electrocoagulation scissors or separate it with a monopolar electrocoagulator, taking care not to damage the fallopian tube serosa.

If there is a problem with a woman's fallopian tubes, the female patient should pay attention to taking appropriate measures to treat it in time to ensure her health and avoid dangerous situations caused by fallopian tube diseases. In particular, female patients should pay attention to ensuring their condition is well and avoid worsening of the situation.