Patient's question:
I have always wanted a child, and now I am also putting more effort into exercising and going to the hospital for thorough examinations in various aspects. The examination results show that my fallopian tubes are slightly adhesed. Regarding the situation of fallopian tube adhesion, if I don't go to the hospital for treatment, will there still be a chance to get pregnant? I really want my own child, but I'm also afraid of undergoing treatment at the hospital.Doctor's answer:
Can women with tubal adhesion get pregnant? It depends on the degree of adhesion: if the fallopian tubes are completely adhesed, there will be no chance of natural conception; if partially adhesed, there is a chance of pregnancy, but the risk of ectopic pregnancy is very high. If you are completely adhesed, I suggest you go to an infertility hospital for a comprehensive examination and treatment. Tubal adhesion is an easily occurring gynecological disease. During medication, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of nursing.