Patient's question:
Imaging findings: After catheterization and infusion of 40% iodine oil, the uterine cavity appears slightly triangular in outline, with intact wall shadows and normal volume. The lateral fallopian tubes are visualized to the fimbriae, with intact wall shadows and slightly tortuous course, showing some contrast medium leakage into the abdomen. No visualization of the lateral fallopian tube. 24-hour follow-up imaging shows free contrast medium shadows in the pelvis in an arcuate and patchy pattern.Diagnosis: Normal uterine size and shape. Right fallopian tube is patent. Left fallopian tube is not visualized (possible interstitial intestinal obstruction?).
Previous treatment and outcomes:
Taking Ginkgo biloba capsules, what help does it provide: Can I get pregnant normally? What should I do?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, your situation is relatively difficult to conceive normally. The right fallopian tube is affected by some intestinal obstruction, so it's best to be vigilant against the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. Gynostemma can reduce inflammation. If you want to try pregnancy, you can monitor the data under ultrasound to check for menopause on the right ovary and see the possibility of normal pregnancy. If it's menopausal on the left side, it will be difficult to deliver. It is recommended to treat tubal inflammation with anti-inflammatory treatment, and at the same time, provide ultrasound monitoring data of follicles to see which ovary is menopausal, and then try pregnancy, which will increase the chance of success. Tubal disease is a gynecological disease that is prone to occur. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of care. It is recommended that patients pay more attention to vaginal hygiene and maintain a light diet. Finally, I wish female patients a quick recovery!