Patient's question:
Hysterosalpingogram shows slightly thickened and diffused right fimbriae, minimal diffuse left fimbriae, is it serious? How should it be treated? Can I get pregnant? Natural abortion, still infertile, what kind of help do you need: Hysterosalpingogram shows slightly thickened and diffused right fimbriae, minimal diffuse left fimbriae, is it serious? How should it be treated? Can I get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Hello: In clinical diagnosis, 40-60% of infertility patients are caused by tubal factors. For patients who are infertile due to tubal blockage or adhesion, we generally use surgical treatment. You can make an early decision to undergo minimally invasive and painless surgery for treatment. By combining hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, we employ advanced knowledge that integrates meticulous examination, treatment, and surgery into a single, minimally invasive approach. This method for diagnosing and treating tubal inflammation is currently the best recommended solution internationally. The surgery has a high success rate and allows for rapid recovery.