Patient's question:
Since my husband and I have been married for over ten years without having children, we went to the hospital for a full-body check-up some days ago. Based on the thorough examination results, it was found that there was no problem with my husband's health. The issue was caused by adhesions in my fallopian tubes. Where is the best place to treat fallopian tube adhesions?Doctor's answer:
General hospitals' gynecology departments or specialized infertility hospitals can treat this condition. Tubal adhesion and blockage can range from mild to severe. Adhesion is classified into three degrees: Adhesion at the isthmus of the fallopian tube is classified as first-degree; adhesion at the junction of the fallopian tube and uterine angle is classified as second-degree; adhesion between the ampulla of the fallopian tube and the fimbria is classified as third-degree. Diagnostic methods include tubal microscopy, laparoscopic examination, hysteroscopic examination, and tubal contrast examination. Treatment options include traditional Chinese medicine regulation and minimally invasive surgical treatment.