Patient's question:
I haven't been using any form of contraception with my boyfriend for a year. I haven't gotten pregnant. My period is normal and on time. My boyfriend is fine. Could I have blocked fallopian tubes? Is it difficult to treat? I have mild cervical inflammation.Doctor's answer:
40-60% of infertility cases are caused by tubal factors. Surgical treatment is typically adopted for infertility caused by tubal blockage and adhesion. You can choose minimally invasive and painless surgery for early treatment of infertility. Combining advanced techniques such as surgery, hysteroscopy, and laparoscopic minimally invasive procedures for careful examination, treatment, and surgery, diagnosing and treating infertility in one go is currently the national standard. It is recommended to treat tubal inflammation as the best approach.