How is left oviduct blocked treated

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My boyfriend and I are going to get married, so we went to the hospital for a physical examination. My boyfriend is in good health, but my fallopian tube is blocked. I'm very worried. Now the marriage date is postponed, and then we have treatment immediately. Now the situation is a little better. Let's talk about how to treat the left fallopian tube blockage..

How is left oviduct blocked treated

First: physical therapy: This is the most common method for the treatment of tubal obstruction. The early treatment of tubal obstruction adopts some superficial physical therapy. Local physical therapy such as short wave, constant frequency magnetic resonance and microwave can only improve the local blood circulation, but it has little effect on the treatment of abdominal tubal obstruction.

Second: drug treatment: tubal obstruction is mainly caused by gynecological inflammation, most of which are caused by bacteria ascending. Gynecological inflammation is short-term, but the fallopian tube blockage is permanent. Antibiotics can only eliminate the inflammation, but can not untie the adhesion.

Third: injection therapy: in female patients with hysteroscopy, the liquid is directly injected into the oviduct cavity, so that the partial adhesion and mild to moderate obstruction of the oviduct cavity can be separated and dredged. This kind of treatment not only plays the role of examination, but also plays the role of treatment, avoiding the radiation exposure.

matters needing attention

Usually, after the recovery of consciousness after laparoscopic surgery, patients should be able to resume eating. At the beginning, they should drink some warm boiled water. Without any maladjustment, they can start to eat liquid food (such as porridge). The next day, they can resume their normal diet. Because the wound healing needs to use protein, they should eat high protein food (such as fish, lean meat, eggs, etc.) to accelerate the wound healing The healing, and avoid stimulating food, so as not to stimulate gastric acid secretion caused by gastrointestinal discomfort.