Patient's question:
Your sister-in-law previously had surgery for blocked fallopian tubes, but she is still not pregnant. How can she undergo a thorough examination for blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
In clinical diagnosis, if there has been a surgery for blocked fallopian tubes, it is a clinical diagnosis. If you haven't become pregnant yet, and the clinical diagnosis requires a thorough examination of how the fallopian tubes are blocked, you can undergo a fallopian tube color Doppler ultrasound or an X-ray to perform a fallopian tube contrast examination. First, before the examination, you must make an appointment and register at the local hospital. On the third day, go to the gynecology department of the local hospital for a follow-up examination directly.