Patient's question:
Can fallopian tube adhesion be treated? I am 26 years old and have been married for four years without getting pregnant. I have been checked in various hospitals, and the doctors said that one of my fallopian tubes is. I am not sure what it is originally. Please consult me. What causes fallopian tube adhesion?Doctor's answer:
1. When you have tubal adhesion, your menstrual period will be relatively heavier than usual, and the duration of the period will also be longer. If the tubal adhesion is severe, it may take much longer for the period to subside compared to a normal 5-day cycle. This is because tubal adhesion can lead to pelvic congestion, which in turn affects the uterus, potentially causing menstrual disorders.2. It is recommended that you go to a formal and professional hospital for examination and treatment. Consume more fresh vegetables to ensure you get the daily vitamins A, C, calcium, and iron your body needs. Add 1-2 eggs daily, as they are rich in protein, calcium, phosphorus, and various other vitamins.