Patient's question:
I have been trying to conceive for a year and a half without success, and I've noticed that my body sometimes experiences recurrent low-grade fevers. Usually, my waist, except for the lower abdomen, feels uncomfortable and painful. For three or four months, my menstrual cycle has been irregular. Hospital tests revealed that my fallopian tubes are. Hello, what should I do if my fallopian tubes are bent and?Doctor's answer:
There are many methods for treating fallopian tube adhesion, which can also be divided into treatments for tubal lumen adhesion and treatments for peritubal adhesion. It is recommended to go to a local Grade 3-A or higher hospital for examination. The current best treatment for proximal adhesion is hysterosalpingography (HSG). For distal adhesion, there is no particularly effective method. If the adhesion is not severe, treatment is not usually recommended, and pregnancy attempts can be made 2-3 times. If infertility persists, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is recommended. If the adhesion is severe, laparoscopic surgery combined with distal adhesion treatment can be performed.