Patient's question:
The fimbriae of the fallopian tube are partially adhesed. I've been married for over two years and haven't been able to get pregnant. My menstrual cycle is very regular, and my body is usually fine. But recently, the examination showed that the fimbriae of my fallopian tube are adhesed. How come I don't feel anything? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
1. Since the surgery is performed under hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, it can simultaneously treat infertility caused by uterine and ovarian factors, preventing patients from undergoing tubal patency procedures only to find that the issue persists due to uterine factors, thereby extending the process of achieving pregnancy for infertile patients.2. It allows patients with various causes of infertility to undergo comprehensive infertility screening in a single operating room and a single procedure, achieving a complete and successful evaluation in one go. The process is safe, convenient, fast, and has a higher pregnancy rate.
3. Clear visualization during fluid infusion can reduce the safety and effectiveness of the procedure.
4. The surgery is minimally invasive, requiring only ten to twenty minutes to complete, causing minimal damage to the patient's body.