Patient's question:
Myself and my husband are planning to have a child, but recently I've noticed discomfort in my lower abdomen. I want to ask a doctor, my fallopian tubes are open but not unobstructed. What should I do after the hydrotubation? I'm worried this will affect my ability to get pregnant.Doctor's answer:
Generally, a significant proportion of infertility treatments involve blocked fallopian tubes. If a careful examination reveals that the fallopian tubes are partially blocked, it may be due to factors such as fallopian tube effusion or inflammation, leading to adhesions. In such cases, timely and symptomatic treatment is necessary. Fallopian tube flushing can serve both as a diagnostic tool and as a therapeutic measure.In daily life, pay attention to hygiene and maintain clean external genitalia. Eat more fruits and vegetables while reducing the intake of spicy and irritating foods.