Patient's question:
Female, 40 years old! Already has two children. Recently, she has been feeling discomfort in the lower abdomen and waist. After checking at the hospital, it was said that her fallopian tubes are blocked. In her case, what are the effective methods to treat fallopian tube adhesion?Doctor's answer:
1. Infertility, first and foremost, manifests as infertility. In women with infertility, about one-third of the causes are related to fallopian tube issues. Among these, various infections are present, with tuberculosis infection being particularly significant, as it often easily leads to severe damage to the fallopian tube lining and walls, apart from the danger of retrograde flow.2. Pain, typically lower abdominal dull pain and back pain. This pain often recurs during the menstrual period, after sexual activity, or after exertion, with relief afterward. Additionally, menstrual volume may continuously increase, along with changes such as prolonged periods.
3. Irregular menstruation, apart from some women experiencing menstrual abnormalities, severe cases may include having two menstrual cycles per month, dark menstrual blood with clots (indicating blood heat), yellow menstrual blood (indicating damp-heat), or pale, watery menstrual blood (indicating deficiency heat). Over time, prolonged inflammation may develop.