How can the fallopian tube be handled?

Patient's question:

I currently have a strong lack of immunity. The onset of the disease was last year when I had an ectopic pregnancy, which later led to blocked fallopian tubes. Information about past treatment and its effectiveness: On 20100927, I underwent an open abdominal embryo removal surgery in my hometown. The leukorrhea was cured, but it returned again. Now, I want to undergo imaging, but the leukorrhea is still not resolved, which is preventing me from doing the imaging. What kind of help I need: Yesterday, I used Daktarin suppositories, but the intense itching made me unable to continue using them. My period is due tomorrow, and if the leukorrhea is not resolved, I will not be able to undergo the imaging.

Doctor's answer:

Disease speculation: Hello, please don't worry too much. Poor leukorrhea may be affected by vaginitis. You can wait for a few days, and it won't be too late to do it after your period. Besides, when doing contrast, the doctor can add more medicine to reduce the discomfort, and there won't be any problem. This is nothing to worry about.
Suggestions: Based on your symptoms, it seems you still have a fungal vaginitis. I wish you a speedy recovery.

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