Patient's question:
How to treat fallopian tube adhesion? During a thorough examination, I found that my fallopian tubes are adhesed. Now I want to understand why I got the disease of fallopian tube adhesion. Why does fallopian tube adhesion cause infertility? How should fallopian tube adhesion be treated?Doctor's answer:
During a thorough examination in the hospital, it was discovered that I have a condition called tubal adhesion. Tubal adhesion has a significant impact on fertility, and this disease is prone to cause tubal adhesion in women. Once adhesion occurs, it means that egg cells and sperm cannot combine. The first symptom is infertility. Among infertile women, about one-third of the causes are due to tubal issues. Among these, various infections are particularly important, with tuberculosis infection being especially significant, as it often easily leads to severe damage to the tubal lining and walls, in addition to the danger of retrograde flow. Once tubal adhesion occurs, it means that egg cells and sperm cannot combine, and it is necessary to undergo examination in the hospital. I wish you a speedy recovery.