Patient's question:
I have been married to my husband for three or four years and have been trying to conceive for one or two years. I originally thought I would get pregnant within a year, but after two years, I still haven't conceived. Later, I found out that I have blocked fallopian tubes. What should I do in this case?Doctor's answer:
The fallopian tube is the place where sperm and eggs combine. Fallopian tube blockage interferes with childbirth, but the location, degree, and nature of the blockage vary, so the treatment methods are also different. Generally, the four-mirror and one-thread joint recanalization surgery is used for treatment. The surgery has minimal trauma, quick recovery, and a high chance of childbirth. It is recommended that you go to a specialized hospital for a thorough examination. Based on the examination results, treatment should be guided by a doctor. The first step in treating infertility and subfertility is to identify the cause, and then develop an appropriate screening plan. It is not possible to treat everyone with the same traditional approach or medication.