Patient's question:
Medical history: Two attempts at in vitro fertilization were successful. At the age of 39, test results were reviewed: Can the tubes still be cleared?Doctor's answer:
Fimbrial intussusception and hydrosalpinx require tubaloplasty and stenting under laparoscopy for treatment. However, the pregnancy rate after tubal stenting is low (approximately 20%), and there is only a one-year effective period after the surgery. The likelihood of recurrence is high after one year, and there is also a certain risk of infection. Laparoscopic surgery is expensive, costing around 8,000. Although the surgery is minor, it requires high-precision knowledge. Experienced doctors are necessary. If pregnancy does not occur after one year, IVF (in vitro fertilization) may be the only option, making tubal disease an easily recurring gynecological condition.