Patient's question:
How to treat fallopian tube blockage? I recently discovered that my fallopian tubes are blocked, and it is due to this reason that I am unable to have children. What should I do? Can this be treated? How to treat fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage, the cause of which is mild inflammation and adhesions inside the tubes; or the tubes being too narrow and twisted; or adhesions outside the fallopian tubes pulling and restricting their movement. Treatment can be performed using laparoscopy, often involving the infusion of anti-inflammatory drugs into the tubes to eliminate inflammation. For adhesions outside the tubes, laparoscopy can also be used to cut and compress them, allowing the fallopian tubes to "relax." After treatment, the vast majority of women can become pregnant. The best time to have intercourse for conception: Women are most fertile within two to three days before or after menopause. During ovulation, vaginal discharge significantly decreases, becoming thin, transparent, and clear, resembling stretchy, egg-white-like strands of mucus.