What is the best way to deal with near-end blockage of both fallopian tubes?

Patient's question:

I'm 32 years old this year, and I've been married for more than four years. My relationship with my husband has always been good, but over the past four years, I've had a persistent problem. Up to now, we still don't have children, and the reason is that my bilateral fallopian tubes are blocked near the ends. Is there any possibility of self-healing in this current situation?

Doctor's answer:

You have a situation of fallopian tube blockage, which is usually caused by chronic fallopian tube inflammation. Generally, it can be self-cured with active treatment. First, you need to undergo fallopian tube hydrotubation. At the same time, local physical therapy and oral medication can be used in conjunction. However, if fallopian tube hydrotubation does not achieve the goal of unblocking, fallopian tube catheterization surgery can be performed. When necessary, laparoscopic surgery to unblock the fallopian tubes can also be considered. Under normal circumstances, it should be possible to unblock them and conceive normally.

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