Patient's question:
Always not pregnant, the lower abdomen often feels a little painful, hospital check is fallopian tube blockage, please ask how to treat fallopian tube adhesionDoctor's answer:
When the condition of fallopian tube adhesion occurs again, sperm will be unable to enter the fallopian tubes normally, leading to the inability to combine with eggs and ultimately resulting in infertility in female patients. Except for a rare case where a fertilized egg is formed, the fertilized egg is relatively large and, in an adhesive environment, it is prone to fail to enter the female uterine cavity smoothly, resulting in an ectopic pregnancy. Actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, and wish you a speedy recovery. Fallopian tube adhesion has a significant impact on fertility. When fallopian tube adhesion occurs, it indicates a higher possibility of sperm and egg cell combination. Once adhesion occurs again, it means that sperm and egg cells cannot combine, and we wish you a speedy recovery.