Patient's question:
Can fallopian tube fimbrial adhesion lead to natural delivery? I have had fallopian tube adhesion for two years and it hasn't been cured yet. I have been to many hospitals and taken various medications. Can fallopian tube adhesion be cured?Doctor's answer:
Your fallopian tube fimbria adhesion can cause inflammation, which will then lead to the recurrence of viscous and purulent leukorrhea. This type of leukorrhea will contain a large amount of white blood cells, and these white blood cells will absorb male semen, preventing sperm from entering the female uterus normally, thereby causing infertility.Recommendation: Seek treatment at a specialized hospital for fallopian tube fimbria adhesion. If the condition is not treated, sperm will be unable to enter the fallopian tubes normally, leading to failure in fertilization with the egg and resulting in infertility in female patients.