How to do Fallopian tube management therapy

Fallopian tube management therapy is mostly used for female friends whose fallopian tube edema and blockage are caused by artificial abortion, spontaneous abortion, medical abortion, induced labor, and unclean sexual intercourse. This situation is also a common cause of infertility. Therefore, many female friends who encounter this situation will choose to use fallopian tube management therapy to treat the disease. So, how is oviposit management therapy performed?

First, how to do fallopian tube management therapy? Fallopian tube hydrotubation, also known as fallopian tube hydrotubation, is one of the rough examination methods for the patency of the fallopian tube. Some people use tubal hydrotubation to clear the fallopian tubes, which is only useful for mild adhesions, but the effect is uncertain. If the adhesion is mild, it can usually be flushed open during salpingography. If the adhesion is not cleared during salpingography, it is unlikely that hydrotubation can be used to clear the fallopian tubes.

Second, if there are mild inflammatory lesions in the fallopian tubes, physical therapy can be performed. Physical therapy is generally speaking the use of ultrasound therapy. The fallopian tubes are used to transport sperm, pick up eggs, and deliver fertilized eggs to the uterine cavity during conception. If the fallopian tubes are blocked or the transport function is impaired, infertility may occur. If examination reveals that the fallopian tubes are blocked, they can be reopened through surgery. If the fallopian tube is blocked, you can do a hysterosalpingography. If it is blocked, or it is completely different, you can do a laparoscopic dredging or local electrotherapy. If the fallopian tube is blocked, it will affect pregnancy.

How to perform fallopian tube management therapy? Fallopian tube hydrotubation, also known as fallopian tube hydrotubation, is one of the rough examination methods for the patency of the fallopian tube. Some people use tubal hydrotubation to clear the fallopian tubes, which is only useful for mild adhesions, but the effect is uncertain. If the adhesion is mild, it can usually be flushed open during salpingography. If the adhesion is not cleared during salpingography, it is unlikely that hydrotubation can be used to clear the fallopian tubes. Hydrosalpinx must be treated surgically; medication or physical therapy are ineffective. Hello! Are you sure it is hydrosalpinx? What tests have you done? Have you been pregnant before? Hydrosalpinx is an organic disease and neither medication nor physical therapy is effective. It must be treated surgically. Currently, the most effective method is laparoscopic fallopian tube cuff suture, which has a very high pregnancy rate after surgery.