Patient's question:
Doctor, I've been married for over a year and want to have a child, but I haven't been pregnant yet. I'd like to check if my fallopian tubes are open. Hello expert, what tests are needed to thoroughly examine the fallopian tubes and follicles? If there are problems with the fallopian tubes, what are some good treatment methods?Doctor's answer:
If you have never had a history of pregnancy, you should have primary infertility, which is often caused by poor menopause. The possibility of tubal blockage is not high, because tubal blockage is often seen in women with secondary infertility. Therefore, it is recommended that you first go to the hospital to check your endocrine hormones and have a color Doppler ultrasound to monitor the growth and development of follicles. If no abnormalities are found, you can also consider doing a tubal patency test or contrast imaging to check if the fallopian tubes are unobstructed. At the same time, you should also check the male's semen routine.