Patient's question:
I've been trying to have a child but haven't been able to conceive. The check-up revealed that my fallopian tubes are blocked. How can I treat blocked fallopian tubes effectively? I want to go to a formal, large hospital for a check-up.Doctor's answer:
The fallopian tube is the underground passage through which sperm and egg meet. If fallopian tube blockage or adhesion occurs due to inflammation, downward infection, or other changes in the pathway, it can prevent the smooth combination of sperm and egg, leading to infertility. Even if pregnancy occurs, it may result in ectopic pregnancy. Tubal infertility is quite common in clinical diagnosis. Currently, there are several methods for treating fallopian tubes, with conservative treatment, special drug therapy, and physical therapy being the most commonly used. Surgical treatments, such as American micro-guided wire, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, combined hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, and German KRAL three-mirror and one-thread technique, require determining the appropriate treatment plan based on the specific condition of your fallopian tubes.