Patient's question:
Married for many years without children, so I went to the hospital with my husband for some tests. It turned out that I had blocked fallopian tubes. After undergoing laparoscopic surgery, they were cleared. So, I would like to consult about dietary recommendations. What foods should I avoid with blocked fallopian tubes?Is it normal for fallopian tubes to block after menopause?
Doctor's answer:
1. You can infer tubal blockage through the patient's self-reported symptoms. Women with tubal blockage may experience varying degrees of lower abdominal pain, back pain, and sacral discomfort, swelling, or a sense of heaviness or dragging. They may also have bladder or rectal fullness pain, discomfort during urination, or urinary frequency, tenesmus, and other bladder and rectal irritation symptoms.2. It is recommended that you visit a professional and reputable hospital in your area for examination and treatment. After surgery, pay attention to rest, avoid overexertion, maintain a positive mood, eat more vegetables, fruits, and soy products, as well as high-protein foods to promote full recovery. Avoid cold, spicy, and irritating foods, and keep the external genitalia clean and hygienic.