Can the bilateral fallopian tube isthmus still be blocked after being cleared of stiffness?

Patient's question:

Is there still a possibility of blockage if the stiff area in the right fallopian tube isthmus has already been cleared?

Doctor's answer:

The current most effective treatment for fallopian tube blockage is tubal recanalization: It is primarily used for infertile patients with fallopian tube blockage in the isthmus and interstitial segments. Selective fallopian tube angiography and fluid infusion can be performed for blockage in any segment of the fallopian tube. The main approach involves using a catheter to expand the tube, inserting a catheter guide, and utilizing the pushing and expanding effect of the guide wire combined with the impact force of the contrast agent to open the fallopian tube to the fimbria.

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