Patient's question:
My best friend's sister-in-law has been married for several years and hasn't been able to get pregnant. She has been to the hospital for thorough check-ups many times, and the doctors have always told her to wait and see, constantly prescribing medication, but it hasn't been effective. Her sister-in-law suggested having a tubal patency surgery. Is surgical treatment necessary if the fallopian tubes are blocked?Doctor's answer:
It is necessary to have surgical treatment for fallopian tube blockage, and it is recommended to undergo surgical treatment as early as possible. Currently, there are several treatment methods for fallopian tube blockage, including tubal irrigation therapy, transcatheter fallopian tube dilation under X-ray, hysteroscopy and laparoscopic surgery, as well as treatments such as the permanent magnet oscillation treatment device and microwave physical therapy. Additionally, there are other auxiliary treatment methods such as infrared therapy, heat therapy, and gynecological treatment devices.