Patient's question:
I went to the hospital a few days ago for a thorough examination. It seems to be due to fallopian tube inflammation. The doctor told me that I might need to have my fallopian tubes removed. If the fallopian tubes are removed, will it affect my ability to conceive? Please explain it to me in detail. How is the removal of the fallopian tubes done?Doctor's answer:
General tubal resection is performed due to medical necessity. If there is a recommendation for conception, it is usually recommended to preserve one fallopian tube, only removing the one with inflammation. If there is no recommendation for conception, efforts are made to preserve as many tubes as possible. The doctor will determine the most effective treatment method based on the condition. If the fallopian tubes are removed, it means the ability to give birth cannot be guaranteed, and it will also affect the excretion of female hormones, leading to accelerated aging.