Preparation capable of preventing and treating oviduct accretion

Abstract

The invention discloses a preparation for preventing and treating fallopian tube adhesion, which consists of the following raw materials according to the weight ratio: 80 to 95g of chitosan with the viscosity of between 1,750 and 2,000Pa.S, and 5 to 20g of metronidazole. The preparation can avoid the adhesion caused by the narrowness of fallopian tube lumens, and can completely avoid the phenomena that the osmotic pressure is affected due to the cellular exudation of fallopian tube walls. The preparation has no side effect, and no complicating disease is found during the use of patients. The preparation provides the treatment with extremely high safety and effective repatency rate for fallopian tube obstruction diseases, solves the problem of fallopian tube adhesion which fails to be solved for a long time in the world, and brings hope for infertile patients caused by fallopian tube obstruction.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to medicine, which is a preparation for preventing and treating oviduct adhesion. Background technique [0002] Fallopian tube obstruction is one of the important causes of infertility. The incidence of fallopian tube obstruction disease has been on the rise in recent years. The effective way to treat fallopian tube obstruction is non-surgical interventional recanalization of fallopian tubes. The success rate of this recanalization is generally about 80%. However, about 30% of the patients are prone to postoperative adhesions. Treatment of this kind of adhesions Generally, antibiotics, traditional Chinese medicine, etc. are taken orally, or fluids are passed through the fallopian tubes for many times, which brings great pain to the patient and increases the heavy economic burden. At the same time, it is impossible to avoid the side effects or complications caused by this to the patient. Therefore, how to effectively prevent and ...

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Problems solved by technology

The effective way to treat fallopian tube obstruction is non-surgical interventional recanalization of fallopian tubes. The success rate of this recanalization is generally about 80%. However, about 30% of the patients are prone to postoperative adhesions. Treatment of this kind of adhesions Generally, antibiotics, traditional Chinese medicine, etc. are taken orally, or the fallopian tubes are passed through many times, which brings great pain to the patient and increases the heavy economic burden. At the same time, the side effects or complications caused by this cannot be avoided for the patient.