Patient's question:
Hysteroscopic tubal patency test? Which hospital is good for treating fallopian tube blockage? I've been married for two years and haven't been able to get pregnant. Later, I went to the hospital for a checkup and found that I have fallopian tube blockage. Will I never be able to have children in the future? My family is very anxious. I'd like to know what causes fallopian tube blockage and whether it can be treated.Doctor's answer:
Your fallopian tube blockage is a common cause of infertility, accounting for 1/ of infertile patients, and it has been showing a gradual increase in recent years, making it a challenging issue to treat infertility. It is divided into primary and secondary fallopian tube blockage.1. Primary fallopian tube blockage: This refers to congenital blockage present from birth and is extremely rare.
2. Secondary fallopian tube blockage: This is caused by acquired factors and is very common. It is usually triggered by various disease factors and human-related factors, making it the main cause of fallopian tube blockage.
Recommendation: Under normal circumstances, the chance of conceiving is highest when a couple has intercourse during the ovulation period. However, if infertility is a concern, it is essential to identify the primary cause as early as possible. It is best to consult with a reputable public hospital for clear guidance and then undergo examination and treatment.