Patient's question:
I'm usually quite healthy, but recently I've been experiencing stomach pain for no apparent reason. A few days ago, when I went for a community health check-up, the doctor told me I have blocked fallopian tubes. This has made me very worried, and I've been feeling quite agitated lately. I'd like to ask you, which hospital is the best for specialized treatment of blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
The final exam of fallopian tube blockage is caused by inflammation-induced adhesions, fallopian tube malformations, or high-riding fallopian tubes, etc. If diagnosis is needed, it is necessary to go to the hospital for fallopian tube angiography to clarify the condition. If the adhesions are mild, they can be treated with fluid infusion therapy, which is generally available in tertiary hospitals. If the malformation is severe, COOK catheter treatment can be considered, which is usually available in perinatal specialty hospitals or county-level tertiary hospitals.