How to treat fallopian tube blockage effectively

Patient's question:

Already have two children, recently always feel lower abdomen and waist discomfort, went to the hospital for examination and said the fallopian tubes are blocked. In my case, how is the treatment effect good for blocked fallopian tubes

Doctor's answer:

1. Primary tubal occlusion. This refers to congenital, existing from birth, and such blockages are extremely rare.
2. Secondary tubal occlusion. This is caused by acquired factors, leading to suboptimal tubal patency, which is very common. It is primarily due to various disease factors and human-induced factors, making it the main cause of suboptimal tubal patency.
3. Mechanical tubal occlusion. Mechanical tubal occlusion is caused by detached thrombi and functional contractions of the reproductive organs. Common thrombi include endometrial fragments during menstruation and blood clots. Additionally, during medication-induced or surgical abortions, sudden elimination of uterine contractions and suction pressure during miscarriage can cause embryonic tissues and to enter the fallopian tubes, resulting in suboptimal tubal patency.

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