Treatment of hydrosalpinx with contrast imaging

Hydrosalpinx is a problem that many of our female friends are most reluctant to accept. It is a gynecological disease that may greatly reduce the quality and level of our female friends' sex life. It may also be transmitted to our male friends through sexual contact. Therefore, it has become a disease that many of our female friends want to cure as soon as possible. Let me explain to you the treatment method of hydrosalpinx by contrast imaging.

Patients with hydrosalpinx who have no obvious symptoms and no fertility requirements can be observed and followed up without treatment. However, if there is a desire to have children, surgical treatment is the best option. Traditional surgical methods include fallopian tube fimbria-ostomy or fallopian tube fenestration, and pelvic adhesion lysis. With the development of medical technology and the emergence of assisted reproductive technology, fallopian tube root resection has become a better choice for patients with hydrosalpinx.

1. Fallopian tube fimbria ostomy

Salpingostomy is a traditional treatment method suitable for patients with unobstructed proximal fallopian tubes but hydrops and atresia at the distal end.

2. Lysis of fallopian tube and ovarian adhesions

Adhesions of the fallopian tubes and ovaries are very common in patients with infertility and chronic pelvic pain. It is often caused by infection, endometriosis and previous surgery. Usually the attachments are fixed to the posterior leaflet of the broad ligament or to the lateral pelvic wall. The fimbria of the fallopian tube is often encapsulated. In severe cases, the appendages may be wrapped in the rectouterine fossa, making it very easy to damage the intestine during surgery. In this case, the fimbria of the fallopian tube is often normal, but is wrapped by severe adhesions and cannot communicate with the pelvic cavity.

Special care should be taken with adhesions between the ovary and the fallopian tube itself, especially at the fimbria of the fallopian tube. Avoid damage to the ovarian surface and fallopian tube fimbria as much as possible. Otherwise, new adhesions will form after surgery. Therefore, try not to use electrocoagulation or laser. Because it can produce thermal damage and form new adhesions.

After understanding the treatment method of angiographic hydrosalpinx, we can take effective methods to treat it when we have similar problems ourselves. At the same time, laser treatment method can be used for hydrosalpinx. Laser treatment method can achieve the purpose of painless healing, using the high temperature of laser to directly penetrate the fallopian tube for treatment.