What should I do if I have primary infertility and a blocked fallopian tube on one side?

Patient's question:

Divorced for 6 years without using contraception, a thorough examination revealed primary infertility and blockage of one fallopian tube. The doctor recommended using a culture dish.

Doctor's answer:

Primary infertility and lateral fallopian tube blockage indeed require the use of petri dishes. In this case, you can go to a local regular hospital to have it done. Generally, when such a situation arises again, the main approach is still the use of petri dishes. The likelihood of success with petri dishes is relatively high, while other treatments are generally not very effective. Women with gynecological diseases, in addition to timely treatment, also need to pay attention to maintaining a good mood in daily life, as a positive mood is very helpful for the recovery of the disease.

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