Patient's question:
Miscarriage caused bilateral fallopian tube blockage. The result of the contrast examination showed that there was no severe blockage in both fallopian tubes. Can minimally invasive surgery be performed on the fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
The fallopian tube is divided into the isthmus, ampulla, and fimbriae, with the isthmus and the fallopian tube being part of it. It is important to know that the location and nature of fallopian tube blockage differ, and thus the treatment methods also vary. Considering that your fallopian tube is blocked near the proximal end and radiological examinations did not reveal the fallopian tube, based on your condition, I recommend that you seek a formal specialized hospital for a detailed examination of the cause of infertility as soon as possible to determine the direction and effectiveness of treatment. The condition may continue to worsen, making it more difficult to treat.