Patient's question:
I have had blocked fallopian tubes for many years, and I have been undergoing treatment throughout this period. Now that I am getting older, I really hope to have a child of my own as soon as possible, so I am quite anxious. Could you please tell me: What is the best way to treat blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are mainly three situations for fallopian tube blockage:1. Mild blockage (fallopian tubes are open but not fully): This is relatively mild, and pregnancy can be achieved as long as the fallopian tubes are fully open.
2. Moderate blockage (fallopian tubes are not fully open, with mild damage): In most cases, the majority of the fallopian tubes are normal. If they are cleared, the chances of pregnancy are still quite high. Common causes include inflammation of the fallopian tubes or pelvic peritoneum. Inflammation can damage the fallopian tube lining, leading to scarring and narrowing or blocking of the lumen.
3. Tuberculosis infection is a major cause.
- Acute pelvic inflammation and fallopian tube inflammation after induced abortion are also very common.