Patient's question:
I advocate late marriage and late childbirth, so I didn't get married until I was thirty. But what I never expected was that my fallopian tubes were blocked and I couldn't give birth. Can medicine treat blocked fallopian tubes? I don't want to have surgery.Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage is generally caused by tubal inflammation or tubal hydrops. Due to the varying severity of the condition, the expected outcomes of treatment can differ. However, if traditional Chinese medicine is used for treatment, the purpose may not be very clear. Therefore, it is recommended to opt for Western medicine treatment methods. If tubal inflammation is confirmed, symptomatic anti-inflammatory treatment should be implemented. If the condition cannot be effectively treated, in vitro fertilization can be considered.