Patient's question:
Colleague wants their first child, because of blocked fallopian tubes, has been taking Western medicine for a year. After a thorough examination, it is said they are not very good at getting pregnant, and it is likely that they cannot get pregnant. Can they take Chinese medicine for regulation? Now that they are getting older, they want to have a baby as soon as possible. What should they do if one fallopian tube is not unobstructed?Doctor's answer:
If one fallopian tube is not unobstructed, if medication treatment has not improved the condition after a year, it is also possible to undergo traditional Chinese medicine treatment for regulation. However, the effect of traditional Chinese medicine is relatively slow. You can directly decide to have a hysteroscopy and laparoscopy surgery to open the fallopian tube. This surgery generally allows for self-healing in one session, with a success rate of over 96%. After the surgery, it is important to try to conceive within the first three months to prevent the recurrence of inflammation and adhesion if the time is delayed.