Patient's question:
30 years old, tubal blockage has been going on for many years. I have been treated continuously during this period. Now that I am getting older, I hope to have my own child as soon as possible, so I am very anxious. Please ask: How should tubal blockage be treated to be more reliable?Doctor's answer:
Treatment for fallopian tube blockage varies depending on the location and severity of the blockage:First, fallopian tube blockage with partial patency: This is relatively mild, and pregnancy can be achieved as long as the fallopian tubes are cleared.
Second, complete blockage of the fallopian tubes: The damage is severe, and the chances of spontaneous recovery are uncertain. For normal pregnancy to occur, both fallopian tubes must be unobstructed for a smooth process.
Third, fallopian tube blockage with difficulty in communication: The damage is mild, and most of the fallopian tubes are normal. In this case, after being cleared, the chances of pregnancy are relatively high.