Patient's question:
I have been married for 3 years and have not been able to get pregnant. A few days ago, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and the doctor said I have fallopian tube adhesion. I haven't received treatment yet. If I have fallopian tube adhesion, how should it be treated? Hello, what is the cost of treating fallopian tube adhesion?Doctor's answer:
The first type: Tubal blockage: This is relatively mild; as long as the fallopian tubes are unblocked, pregnancy can be achieved.The second type: Complete tubal obstruction: In cases where the damage is severe, the chances of cure are uncertain. Normal pregnancy requires both fallopian tubes to be unobstructed for a smooth process.
The third type: Tubal communication difficulties and blockage: The degree of damage is relatively minor; most fallopian tubes are normal in this condition. Under such circumstances, the chances of achieving pregnancy through treatment are also relatively high.
It is recommended that you choose a regular and professional infertility hospital to undergo treatment in order to obtain better results. Only in this way can you achieve effective treatment.