Patient's question:
These years, I have been trying to get pregnant with my husband, but haven't been able to conceive. Recently, I took some time off to get a check-up at the hospital. My husband had no issues, but they said my fallopian tubes are blocked. I would like to ask: How much does it generally cost to treat fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Considering the situation you mentioned, fallopian tube blockage will definitely interfere with pregnancy. It is likely caused by the downward transmission of pathogens from conditions such as vaginitis, cervical, endometritis, ovarian diseases, appendicitis, and tuberculosis.Fallopian tube blockage is basically divided into three types: fallopian tubes that are not fully blocked but not fully open, fallopian tubes that are not easily accessible, and completely blocked fallopian tubes. It is recommended that you wait three days after your menstrual period before going to the hospital for a fallopian tube. If the fallopian tubes are not fully blocked but not fully open, treatment can be performed using laparoscopy to clear the blockage.