Patient's question:
Sister-in-law has been married to her husband for many years. They have always wanted a child. In the past two years, they didn't pay much attention, but after a thorough check, they discovered that sister-in-law's fallopian tubes were blocked with water. They have already given up and are considering IVF, but I still want to ask if there could be any other possibilities?Doctor's answer:
Blocked fallopian tubes can directly affect childbirth, so it is necessary to have the fallopian tubes cleared through procedures such as fallopian tube hydrotubation or fallopian tube catheterization, or to undergo hysteroscopy surgery. However, the treatment process can be relatively painful. It is recommended to opt for in vitro fertilization (IVF) for assisted reproductive care, as it is a more effective means of treating infertility caused by various reasons in both men and women.