How to cure fallopian tube adhesions the fastest

The fallopian tubes on both sides are very important for women, because when women are preparing to have a baby after marriage, they must ensure the health of their fallopian tubes. Many women are trying to get pregnant but have no information, and only find out that they have fallopian tube adhesions after a physical examination at the hospital. For this kind of situation, active treatment is very important. So what is the best way to treat fallopian tube adhesion? Let's learn about it together.

There are generally two methods for treating fallopian tube adhesions:

The first type of treatment: traditional hope therapy

If the angiography reveals that the condition of both fallopian tubes is relatively good (for example, they are open but not smooth) or the patient himself is seriously opposed to surgery, the doctor will recommend conservative treatment through anti-inflammatory, acupuncture therapy, blood circulation and blood stasis removal.

In addition, it is recommended to increase physical exercise and relieve stress in daily life. If conditions permit, ovulation can be monitored through B-ultrasound, and the doctor can guide sexual intercourse and wait for artificial insemination. In other words, these sisters may be able to successfully get pregnant during the "hesitation" process!

Remember: this treatment method is only for patients with mild bilateral fallopian tube disease, and for couples who are trying to conceive and have a short pregnancy time and are young (because only young people can afford to wait). After all, conservative treatment of fallopian tube adhesions has little effect!

Second, treatment method: hysteroscopy

It is the most common and effective treatment for fallopian tube adhesions!

The location of adhesions is separated through hysteroscopy, and drugs to prevent adhesions are introduced into the abdomen. During the operation, the function of the fallopian tubes is comprehensively evaluated by judging whether the wall thickness of the fallopian tubes is soft, whether the lumen is smooth, whether the mucosa of the fimbria is intact, and whether there are adhesions around the fallopian tubes. A score is then obtained to guide subsequent treatment and selection of pregnancy methods (natural childbirth or the use of assisted reproductive technology).