Patient's question:
Where is it better to treat fallopian tube blockage? Discovering that I have polycystic ovary disease, my ovaries have not gone through normal menopause, wondering how to treat it better in the hospital.Doctor's answer:
Chronic tubal inflammation leading to tubal blockage is a common cause of female tubal infertility. Some inflammation may not cause tubal lumen obstruction, but it can destroy the endometrium, interfere with the ciliary activity of endometrial cells, and due to scar formation, make the fallopian tube wall rigid, interfere with tubal peristalsis, thus interfering with the reunion and transportation of sperm and eggs, leading to infertility. It is necessary to seek medical attention promptly. Tubal blockage can interfere with the meeting of sperm and egg cells. It is recommended that patients undergo detailed examinations and treatment. Only when the ovary recovers to normal menopause may women be able to conceive.