Patient's question:
Not breastfeeding but never pregnant. On March 3, an imaging test revealed intestinal obstruction in the interstitial part of the right fallopian tube. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: In addition to intravenous infusion of anti-inflammatory drugs for several days during the imaging test, I have been taking oral Chinese medicine for the past few months during my menstrual period. In June and July, ultrasound tests showed menopause, with follicles reappearing on the right side. In August, ultrasound detected a dominant follicle reappearing on the left side, but I still haven't conceived. What kind of help do you need: When the initial test results came out, the doctor said I still had a chance to get pregnant. Why haven't I conceived this month even though the follicle is on the left side? In my case, if the follicle is on the right side, does it mean I definitely can't get pregnant and must have it on the left side to have a chance? Do I need any additional tests?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if your follicles, especially the dominant follicles, reappear on the right side again, the possibility of pregnancy is relatively small, or it may have already led to an ectopic pregnancy: A single left-sided menopause does not necessarily mean pregnancy success. It is better to relax your mind. The obstruction of the fallopian tube placed on the right side can cause difficulty in pregnancy. With your current pregnancy probability at 50%, do not hurry. Wish you good luck. The reappearance of the fallopian tube severely harms women's health. Patients need to pay attention to post-menstrual follow-up in daily life, maintain a light diet, and avoid spicy and irritating foods. We hope that female patients can receive professional treatment.