Patient's question:
A friend of mine was recently thoroughly examined in the hospital and found that both sides of her fallopian tubes had abnormal echoes. Seeing her anxious demeanor, I also felt very nervous. Hello doctor, I am also a patient with abnormal echoes on both sides of the fallopian tubes. What should I do? Please help me clarify this.Doctor's answer:
This could be due to fallopian tube blockage. It might be caused by factors such as fallopian tube inflammation or fluid accumulation, among others. Further diagnosis is required in this case. It can affect pregnancy. If a thorough examination reveals only general inflammation, you might consider starting with medication to reduce inflammation and see how it goes. Some people may also recover with medication. If there is a significant amount of fluid accumulation in the fallopian tubes, you may need to consider in vitro fertilization (IVF) to achieve pregnancy.