Patient's question:
In August 2009, I underwent a left fallopian tube removal surgery due to an ectopic pregnancy. After that, I remained infertile. In April 2010, I had an imaging test, and the right side was found to be unobstructed. In August 2011, another imaging test showed that the right side was still open, but with mild adhesions in the fimbriae, and there was a 10+mm fibroid on the posterior wall of the uterus.Laboratory and detailed examination results: My husband had a prostate fluid examination last month, which revealed bacterial prostatitis. He also had a semen analysis, withA 8.99% and B 7.87%, indicating low sperm viability.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None.
What kind of help is needed: Can we still conceive normally under these circumstances? Some doctors have suggested we do a culture dish test, but I’m unsure if our condition is suitable for this.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, prostatitis is recommended to be treated with antibiotics for anti-inflammatory purposes. Short-term oral alpha-blockers can be taken. Quit smoking and drinking alcohol. Avoid spicy foods. Avoid masturbation and do not have overly frequent sexual activity. Prevent local cold stimulation. At the same time, physical therapy can enhance the therapeutic effect. The method is to sit in a basin (soak in warm water for about 10 minutes).Tubal disease is an easily occurring gynecological condition. During treatment, women need to pay attention to their own care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is recommended that patients pay close attention to vaginal hygiene, with a light diet as the foundation.