Patient's question:
How to treat fallopian tube adhesion to deliver a baby? Hello, I am currently 31 years old, and I discovered fallopian tube adhesion during my last health check-up. I really want to have a child now. Hello, which treatment method is good? How to treat fallopian tube adhesion to deliver a baby?Doctor's answer:
Women with tubal adhesion find it difficult to conceive, as the adhesive tissue can easily prevent sperm from passing smoothly through the fallopian tubes, leading to retention and implantation failure. This is because the location, degree, and nature of the adhesion vary among each patient, making it easier for sperm to enter the fallopian tubes. Beyond the chance of fertilization with an egg, this can result in the formation of a fertilized egg. However, since the fertilized egg is relatively large, it is fortunate if it passes through the fallopian tubes and enters the uterine cavity. But if it fails to pass smoothly through the uterine cavity, it can easily lead to an ectopic pregnancy. Hello, relying solely on medication for tubal adhesion is not effective. It is essential to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment.