Patient's question:
Around May 2011, the treatment and results at that time: My cousin had a miscarriage this year. Later, it was found that one of her fallopian tubes was blocked, and she also had. She took Chinese medicine for a while, but it didn't work. Now, her navel is about three fingers to the left, and she always has pain! When she hurts, there's a coin-sized red mark on her abdomen, but when she's not in pain, she doesn't care. What help do you need: Hello, can it be cured? If surgery is performed, what is the success rate? Can Chinese medicine help?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the fallopian tubes must be unobstructed to have a chance of conception. If they are blocked, it definitely affects pregnancy. Fallopian tube hydrops are mostly caused by post-inflammatory changes in the fallopian tubes. Whether it is blockage or hydrops, using traditional Chinese medicine alone for the treatment of fallopian tubes is generally ineffective, and surgical treatment is necessary. The severity of fallopian tube blockage needs to be assessed. For mild cases, fallopian tube hydrotubation can be performed, which may successfully open the tubes during the procedure. If the hydrotubation is successful, a COOK guidewire procedure may be decided upon, as the treatment effect is generally very good.