Patient's question:
Not yet pregnant, menstruation is normal. A few days ago, I had a contrast examination, and the result showed adhesions in the distal left fallopian tube. I want to ask the gestational carrier, can fallopian tube adhesions be treated? Can I still get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Postpartum or post-abortion infection, induced abortion, intrauterine device insertion or removal, fallopian tube hydrotubation, fallopian tube, endometrial polypectomy, or submucosal uterine fibroid removal, if sterilization is not strict or there is existing chronic inflammation of the reproductive system, postoperative infection may occur. Some patients may also develop postoperative infection due to neglecting personal hygiene or engaging in sexual activity without following medical advice after surgery, which can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease. Additionally, poor hygiene during menstruation, inflammation spreading from adjacent organs, and pelvic infection can all cause adhesions around the fallopian tubes.