Patient's question:
What methods should be used to treat fallopian tube adhesion? My fallopian tubes are already adhesed, and I would like to ask the experts what methods are better for treating this fallopian tube adhesion. I'm not particularly clear myself, and I'd like to understand what methods are used to treat fallopian tube adhesion.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is difficult for women to give birth naturally again if they experience tubal adhesion. Medication cannot solve the fundamental problem of adhesion, while surgery is a more effective way to resolve tubal adhesion. Medication cannot directly act on the aged parts of the fallopian tubes. It is better to understand the location of your tubal adhesion before surgery so that the doctor can provide an appropriate treatment plan. Tubal adhesion can interfere with normal oocyte pick-up, hinder the combination of sperm and eggs, and weaken the function of the fallopian tubes in transporting sperm, eggs, and fertilized eggs. It is recommended that you seek treatment in a formal infertility and subfertility specialty hospital in a timely manner. Follow the doctor's advice to prevent missing the best treatment opportunity. Good luck with your pregnancy.