Patient's question:
Already have two children, recently always feel lower abdomen and waist discomfort, went to the hospital for a check-up and said the fallopian tubes were blocked. In my case, do I need to treat fallopian tube adhesion?Doctor's answer:
Adhesions in the fallopian tubes are a significant problem for fertility. When a woman has fallopian tube adhesions, sperm and egg cells have difficulty combining. Without fertilization, the formation of a fertilized egg cannot occur, leading to infertility. Fallopian tube elevation refers to a change in the position of the fallopian tubes, with increased mobility, making them more prone to blockage and resulting in infertility. Inflammation-induced fallopian tube elevation can affect a woman's fertility and may require treatment. If the egg cannot combine with sperm, it means you may be unable to conceive. Severe fallopian tube elevation poses a serious threat to your fertility. The difficulty in combining egg and sperm can lead to infertility, so I wish you a speedy recovery.