Patient's question:
Last summer, the pre-pregnancy check-up results showed that my fallopian tubes were not fully open, and the imaging revealed that the fimbriae were not. After taking Chinese medicine for three months to regulate my body, I have been trying to conceive for three months but still haven't gotten pregnant. Do I need to have a tubal hysteroscopy and laparoscopy surgery, or a hydrotubation surgery?Doctor's answer:
Due to a history of fallopian tube blockage and difficulty conceiving, the possibility of recurrent blockage should not be ruled out. It is recommended to undergo fallopian tube hydrotubation first. If completely blocked, a hysteroscopy surgery can be performed; if partially blocked, anti-inflammatory medication can be used during the menstrual period, followed by a postmenopausal test, which increases the chances of conception.Fallopian tube disease is a common gynecological condition that requires special attention during treatment. Women should focus on self-care, especially in terms of hygiene. It is advised that patients pay close attention to maintaining clean external genitalia and changing underwear frequently.