Patient's question:
Dr. Chen, I would like to ask again if fallopian tube can treat some mild adhesions, inflammation, and blockages. If it can and has been treated, is there a report available? Or do we always need to undergo additional surgery if there is any issue?Doctor's answer:
Because of slight adhesion, inflammation, and blockage, when injecting contrast medium into the fallopian tubes, it may break through the adhesion or slight blockage. For example, it's like leaves in a ditch being washed away when flushing water. Therefore, fallopian tube can also have a certain therapeutic effect on slight adhesion, inflammation, and blockage. Generally, positive findings should be reported under normal circumstances. Fallopian tubes are usually considered for surgical treatment only when there is significant narrowing or blockage. For slight adhesion and the like, surgical treatment is generally not required. Wish you health!