How to treat slightly unobstructed fallopian tube adhesion

Patient's question:

After 2 years of marriage without pregnancy, an imaging test in October 2018 showed slightly unobstructed fallopian tube adhesion in the pelvic cavity. In late December, I underwent laparoscopic surgery. My menstrual cycle has always been normal. At the end of January, I had a follow-up check to monitor the follicles, and they were quite good. Originally, my period was supposed to come on the 12th of this month, but it hasn't arrived yet. However, I've been experiencing some slight abdominal pain. This feeling also occurred before my period previously. I'm not sure if it's because I'm pregnant or just a delayed period.

Doctor's answer:

Based on the information you provided, there is still a possibility that you might be pregnant! It is recommended to use a pregnancy test kit to check a few times. It has been nearly a week since the delay, and if you are pregnant, it should be detectable by now! For patients with severe gynecological diseases, it is advised to seek medical attention as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice for early treatment. Do not switch to new medications randomly for treatment, and adhere to the doctor's prescribed treatment methods, otherwise the efficacy may be counterproductive.

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