Patient's question:
Female, 24 years old, I don't know what the situation will be. Later, I found out that I was sick. Please ask: What should I do if the fallopian tubes are blocked?Doctor's answer:
Fallopian tube blockage is the first thing you need to speculate on how you know your fallopian tubes are blocked. If we discover fallopian tube blockage through hysterosalpingography, we need to differentiate the location of the blockage. If the fallopian tube is blocked near the distal tip, we can try inserting a catheter under the hysteroscope or inserting a catheter manually. That is, if both manual catheter insertion and hysteroscopic catheterization are ineffective, you can directly proceed to culture dishes. If the fallopian tube is blocked distally, there will be a fimbria. We can perform surgery through laparoscopy to separate the adhesions or create a stoma. This will allow the fallopian tube to be unblocked, and you can then eliminate inflammation and attempt to conceive.