Patient's question:
I had the tubal ligation reversal surgery a month ago. The day before yesterday, I had a hydrotubation, and the doctor said the fallopian tubes are open. Do I still need to have another hydrotubation? Can I get pregnant? I had a tubal ligation before and then had the tubal ligation reversal surgery. Can I get pregnant now?Previous Treatment and Effects:
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Help Needed:
I want to ask if the tubal ligation reversal surgery can really lead to pregnancy. The doctor said the fallopian tubes are open, but still suggested another hydrotubation. Do I really need to have another hydrotubation? If everything is already open, why do they still say I need to do it?
Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, after your tubal surgery, the fluid test indicated that it is unobstructed, which proves that your fallopian tubes have returned to normal. There is no need to focus on the fluid test. Recommendation: You can now use ultrasound monitoring data to track menopause. During the ovulation period, you can try conception. Generally, if everything is normal, you will likely conceive within three months. This advice is in response to the question "I had tubal anastomosis surgery a month ago and had a fluid test the day before yesterday," and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health! For patients with fallopian tube issues, in addition to medication for relief, it is also important to pay attention to self-care. During treatment, pay attention to hygiene and maintain cleanliness in the private area. It is also advised that female patients must undergo regular follow-up examinations!