Treatment for bilateral fallopian tube obstruction

We all know that each of us comes into this world by being born from our mother’s belly. Our mothers carry us for ten months and give birth to us successfully. Many people may want to know how a life is born? In fact, it takes a long process for our sperm and egg cells to combine and hatch in the mother's body. However, if both fallopian tubes are blocked, normal pregnancy is impossible. So how to treat this situation? Let us learn about the treatment of bilateral fallopian tube blockage.

Treatment:

1. Treatment during an attack

(1) Rest: Rest immediately when an attack occurs. Symptoms will generally be relieved after the patient stops moving.

(2) For more severe attacks, fast-acting nitrate preparations can be used. In addition to dilating coronary arteries, reducing resistance and increasing blood flow, this type of drug also relieves angina pectoris by dilating peripheral blood vessels, reducing venous return to the heart, lowering ventricular capacity, intracardiac pressure, cardiac output and blood pressure, reducing cardiac preload and afterload and myocardial oxygen demand.

(3) Isoamyl nitrite is a liquid that easily vaporizes. It is contained in a small ampoule. When using it, wrap it in a handkerchief, crush it, and immediately cover your nose and inhale it. The effect is fast and short. This drug has the same effect as nitroglycerin, and its effect in lowering blood pressure is more obvious, so it should be used with caution. Another similar preparation is octyl nitrite.

When using the above drugs, sedatives may be considered.

2. Treatment during remission

It is advisable to avoid various inducements as much as possible. Adjust your diet, especially do not eat too much; avoid smoking and drinking. Adjust daily life and workload to reduce mental burden; maintain appropriate physical activity, but not to the extent that pain symptoms occur; bed rest is generally not required. Patients who have their first attack (initial onset) or frequent and severe attacks (exacerbated type), or those with supine type, variant type, intermediate syndrome, post-infarction angina, etc., suspected to be a prelude to myocardial infarction, should rest for a period of time. Use long-acting anti-anginal drugs to prevent angina attacks. The following long-acting drugs can be used alone, alternately, or in combination.

3. Other treatments

Low molecular weight dextran or hydroxyethyl starch injection is used to improve microcirculatory perfusion and can be used for frequent attacks of angina pectoris. Anticoagulants such as heparin, thrombolytics, and antiplatelet drugs can be used to treat unstable angina. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy increases the body's oxygen supply and can improve stubborn angina pectoris, but the therapeutic effect is not easy to consolidate. External counterpulsation therapy can increase coronary blood supply and may also be considered. For patients with early heart failure, fast-acting digitalis preparations should be used while treating angina pectoris.

4. Surgical treatment

It mainly involves performing aortic-coronary artery bypass grafting under extracorporeal circulation, using the patient's own great saphenous vein as the bypass graft material, with one end anastomosed to the aorta and the other end anastomosed to the distal end of the diseased coronary artery segment; or the free internal mammary artery is anastomosed to the distal end of the diseased coronary artery, diverting blood flow from the aorta to improve the blood supply to the myocardium supplied by the diseased coronary artery.

The above content introduces us to the treatment of bilateral fallopian tube obstruction, which satisfies the curiosity of many people. We know how we came to this world step by step and how we grew up step by step. We should all learn more about this knowledge so that we can realize that our life is hard-earned.