Patient's question:
I have never been pregnant. The infertility hospital said it was fallopian tube effusion. I don't know which infertility hospital to go to for treatment. It's almost a year since we got married. I really hope to have a good doctor to help me. Hello. A woman had one fallopian tube removed.Doctor's answer:
1. It is possible to adopt a combination of uterine cavity, abdominal cavity, or laparoscopic exploration to open the fallopian tubes, especially for cases where the fallopian tubes have hydrops or even where the fimbriae are closed, and where the fallopian tubes and surrounding tissues are adhesive—all can be addressed at once while working in coordination. This approach can be combined with integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatments, as well as a variety of unique physical therapies.2. For example, extracorporeal short semiconductor micro-retrograde rectal injection of traditional Chinese medicine can restore the function of fallopian tubes that have been impaired due to inflammatory conditions, such as those affected by inflammation. This includes functions like fimbrial egg retrieval and fallopian tube peristalsis. It is recommended to undergo a detailed examination at a local large specialized hospital for infertility.