**Three surgical methods for hydrosalpinx, the advantages and disadvantages are clear at a glance!
For hydrosalpinx, surgery is a commonly used method. Depending on the type of surgery, the advantages and disadvantages will vary. Today, we will introduce 3 types of hydrosalpinx surgery, including laparoscopic tubal surgery, tubal embolization and hydrosalpinx aspiration, to help you understand their advantages and disadvantages. 1.Laparoscopic tubal surgeryLaparoscopic tubal surgery is a minimally invasive procedure that has the advantages of small incision and fast recovery. It is currently the main clinical method and is suitable for most patients with hydrosalpinx. Advantages: Small wound: laparoscopic surgery only needs to make a few small holes in the abdomen, and the operation can be completed, and the damage to the body is small. Fast recovery: Due to the small wound, the postoperative recovery is faster, and the hospital can be discharged 2-3 days after surgery. High diagnosis rate: Laparoscopic surgery can directly observe the lesions of the fallopian tubes, and the diagnosis rate is high. Disadvantages: Postoperative complications: Although the complication rate of laparoscopic surgery is low, complications such as infection and bleeding may still occur. Higher cost: Laparoscopic surgery is relatively expensive due to the use of advanced equipment. 2.Tubal embolizationTubal embolization is an interventional method with the advantages of less trauma and is suitable for patients who are not suitable for surgery. Advantages: Less trauma: tubal embolization only requires the catheter to be inserted into the fallopian tube through ** and cervix, and then the embolization is injected into the fallopian tube under X-ray, which is less damaging to the body. Fewer postoperative complications: The incidence of postoperative complications is lower due to the less invasive surgery. Disadvantages: Higher postoperative** rate: After tubal embolization**, some patients may develop hydrosalpinx**. Adverse reactions: Some patients may have adverse reactions such as fever and abdominal pain. 3.Hydrosalpinx aspirationHydrosalpinx aspiration is a method of suction of hydrosalpinx by B-ultrasound lower puncture, which has the advantage of minimal damage, but it is very easy to use as a substitute plan. Advantages: Minimal damage: Hydrosalpinx aspiration only requires the insertion needle into the fallopian tube through ** and cervix, and then the hydrops are withdrawn under B-ultrasound guidance, with minimal damage to the body. High safety: Because the puncture is performed under the guidance of B-ultrasound, damage to other organs can be avoided. Easy to operate: Hydrosalpinx aspiration is relatively simple to perform and generally does not require special equipment. Low cost: The cost of the procedure is relatively low due to its simple operation. Disadvantages: Extremely easy**: Because hydrosalpinx aspiration only extracts the hydrops and does not solve the cause of the hydrops, it is extremely easy**. Substitute regimen only: Due to the limited effect of this surgery, it is generally only used as a substitute regimen when other ** methods cannot be implemented. Summary: The above three surgical methods are laparoscopic tubal surgery, tubal embolization and hydrosalpinx aspiration, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. When choosing a surgical method, the choice should be made according to the specific situation of the patient and the doctor's recommendation. At the same time, postoperative precautions should also be observed to promote the recovery of the body.