Patient's question:
Laparoscopy left without light sensitivity? Which hospital is good for laparoscopy? How to do colonic irrigation if fallopian tubes are blocked? I had two drug abortions two years ago and both were followed by a clean-up. Now I've been married for over a year but still haven't conceived. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor said my uterus and ovaries were normal, and it seemed like I hadn't gone through menopause. I'm very worried. Is it possible that I have infertility or blocked fallopian tubes in this situation? If so, how can it be treated? Is it curable?Doctor's answer:
The menstrual irregularity caused by your fallopian tube blockage is a common condition, characterized most commonly by an extended menstrual cycle and excessive menstrual flow, often associated with pelvic congestion and ovarian dysfunction.Recommendation: It is best to consult with a reputable large hospital for examination and treatment. During the treatment period, it is strictly prohibited to engage in sexual activity. This is because the fluid infusion procedure may cause local trauma, which can easily lead to infection.
After the fluid infusion, if adhesions are dissolved but the fallopian tubes are still not fully open, giving birth may result in a recurrence of ectopic pregnancy, potentially leading to another ectopic pregnancy. In severe cases, it may even endanger life.