Patient's question:
I'm not young anymore, it's time to have a child. When I went to the hospital for prenatal examination, the doctor said I had blocked fallopian tubes. I've heard from friends that blocked fallopian tubes can interfere with getting pregnant. I really want to have a child. What are some good hospitals for treating blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the degree and classification of fallopian tube blockage The reasons for fallopian tube blockage are many, and depending on the degree of fallopian tube blockage, there are three situations. The first is fallopian tube patency but not unobstructed, the cause of which is intrauterine debris. With treatment, most patients can conceive. The second situation is fallopian tube communication difficulties and blockage. This condition can be treated through combined gynecological and abdominal surgery to open the fallopian tubes or by placing a catheter for 24 hours. The third situation is complete fallopian tube blockage with severe damage. Even if successful in opening it, it is very difficult to give birth naturally.