Patient's question:
A 22-year-old woman suddenly felt unwell and, after a check-up, was diagnosed with this disease. What should be done about bilateral fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage first requires clear and definitive diagnosis. Tubal contrast imaging is more reliable and can also provide a basis for further treatment. The treatment plan should be determined based on the imaging results of the tubal contrast imaging. If the blockage is located in the isthmus, selective tubal recanalization surgery must be performed. For cases of tubal dilation with hydrops, fimbrial adhesions, or even tight, laparoscopic surgery for release can be performed. All treatments must strictly follow medical advice postoperatively to prevent re-blockage.