Patient's question:
Now the country has opened the policy on having a second child in response to the national policy. I'm preparing to have another child with my husband, but during my health check-up, I found that one of my fallopian tubes is not working properly. I want to know how I should be treated?Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage is similar to a blocked water pipe. Even if you put a kilogram of it, it won't help. Tubal blockage can only be resolved through surgery, so using medication is pointless—it's a waste of time and money. It's easy to miss the fertile age. Our hospital uses electronic laparoscopy Yang's fallopian tube. Biological anti-mucosal can effectively prevent re-adhesion one month after surgery. It can be imagined. The delivery success rate is about 95%. It can also be implemented through contract-based inspection and resolution.