Patient's question:
Recently, my husband and I have been planning to have a child. However, after trying for a long time, I haven't been able to get pregnant. So, we went to the hospital for some thorough examinations. My husband's health is fine, but the doctor said it might be a problem with my fallopian tubes. He suggested I have a fallopian tube. I just wanted to ask, what should I pay attention to when having a fallopian tube?Doctor's answer:
Female fallopian tube blockage is the main cause of infertility, and this issue certainly requires attention. If the blockage is mild, it is generally considered that tubal contrast or fluid irrigation treatment can be considered. If the blockage is severe, surgical removal of the fallopian tube or hysteroscopic surgery may need to be considered. If the problem with the fallopian tubes cannot be resolved, normal pregnancy cannot be achieved. In necessary cases, IVF (in vitro fertilization) can also be considered.