Patient's question:
Hello, I used to be pregnant, but later had a miscarriage. Now I want to have a child but can't get pregnant. The doctor said I might have blocked fallopian tubes and need to have a fallopian tube recanalization procedure. Will it be painful? Is the fallopian tube recanalization procedure very painful? Are there other treatment methods? Can there be any medications?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, if the condition of not conceiving occurs again, a detailed and thorough examination of the fallopian tubes is still necessary. Under normal circumstances, surgical intervention on the fallopian tubes still requires specific conditions to be clarified. If the fallopian tubes are not blocked, a basic fluid infusion procedure is usually performed, and there will be no recurrence of any pain. In cases of severe blockage of the fallopian tubes, there may be significant pain, and surgical treatment may be necessary when needed.