Patient's question:
Female, 28 years old, went to the hospital for a check-up and was told that it was my problem that I haven't had children yet. I am really very distressed. Please ask: Which method is effective for treating infertility?Doctor's answer:
With the advancement of medical science, knowledge of tubal patency has also been continuously improving. Traditional treatments such as intrauterine fluid injection, intracavitary gas injection, hysteroscopy, or open surgery under direct vision, due to their drawbacks like allergies, secondary neuron infection, and vascular damage, had very low success rates. With the progress of medicine, new knowledge for treating female infertility has emerged, and a new examination and treatment method, hailed as the international gold standard, has become the favorite among gynecological experts. This method for treating female infertility can open bilateral tubal blockages within 30 minutes, without anesthesia, without pressure, without hospitalization, and without pain. It replaces traditional treatments like repeated tubal irrigation, gas insufflation, and herbal medicine therapy. This therapy achieves an effective rate of up to 90% for infertility caused by tubal blockage and adhesion.