Patient's question:
This year in February, I had a complete miscarriage which was suspected to be an ectopic pregnancy. I had a hysterosalpingogram, and the result was bilateral tubal incomplete intestinal obstruction. On August 9th, I just had laparoscopic surgery for ectopic pregnancy. What kind of help should I receive: How should I be treated now? I really want to have children.Doctor's answer:
Because fallopian tube blockage is a reason for infertility in some people, then your previous ectopic pregnancy was also related to fallopian tube blockage. It is recommended that you undergo hysteroscopy. Thank you for the advice. After the hysteroscopy, it is important to have sexual intercourse and get pregnant as soon as possible, because if you wait too long to get pregnant, the fallopian tubes may become blocked again. Therefore, it is best to get pregnant as soon as possible, as the chances of pregnancy are very high. It is better to monitor the follicular data for pregnancy, as this increases the chances. Thank you. There are several treatments for gynecological diseases, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment methods used will also differ. Therefore, it is necessary for the patient to be diagnosed as soon as possible so that the correct treatment can be administered.