Patient's question:
Treatment for fallopian tube blockage has been undergoing for a long time while trying to conceive, but still no pregnancy. Recently, I went for a check-up and was told that my fallopian tubes are blocked. Is it serious? Please ask:Doctor's answer:
Fallopian tube blockage is similar to a water pipe being blocked. Even if you put a kilogram of medicine, it's useless. For fallopian tube blockage, surgery is the only way to clear it. So, using medicine is meaningless—it wastes both time and money! It also makes it easy to miss the chance to give birth.Our hospital uses the Yang's Fallopian Tube Dredging combined with bio-anti-adhesion membrane (Some hospitals only use simple laparoscopic surgery, which cannot prevent postoperative adhesion. It may solve the problem temporarily but not permanently, misleading patients and wasting both money and time. The bio-anti-adhesion membrane can effectively prevent re-adhesion (it works from top to bottom) (Antai patent). After 1 month of surgery, you can give birth. The success rate of pregnancy is around 95%. After a clear and careful examination, a guaranteed treatment contract can be signed to save you.