Patient's question:
Gender: Female, Age: 30, Trying to conceive for a year without success, suspecting fallopian tube blockage. How is fallopian tube blockage formed?Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, after a miscarriage, due to increased resistance, pathogens can descend through the reproductive tract and spread to the fallopian tubes, ovaries, and then the entire pelvic cavity, leading to fallopian tube inflammation, which may result in fluid accumulation. Laparoscopic examination and treatment can be considered, a minimally invasive surgery where the condition of the fallopian tubes is examined during the procedure, followed by tubal patency testing. This is expected to restore the blocked fallopian tubes to normal. Postoperative physical therapy should be supplemented to prevent adhesion recurrence. It is advisable to try to conceive within 2-3 months, otherwise, if the adhesion recurs after a prolonged period, it may be unavoidable.