Patient's question:
I've never been able to get pregnant. The careful examination results show that I have developed fallopian tube adhesion again. Without treatment, it will be very difficult to get pregnant. How should fallopian tube adhesion be treated?Doctor's answer:
Patients with tubal adhesion who undergo conventional treatment methods are very prone to recurrent adhesion. The repeated occurrence of adhesion increases the financial burden on patients and leads to a loss of confidence in treatment. Traditional treatment methods cannot fully restore the function of the fallopian tubes in picking up eggs and injecting fertilized eggs. Therefore, even if the surgery is successful, the pregnancy rate remains low. Tubal adhesion is a very common fallopian tube disease in clinical diagnosis, and many patients often suffer greatly, wondering why they frequently relapse after treatment. It is evident that the harm is very serious, and everyone must pay extra attention.