Patient's question:
I am 28 years old this year, married for six years, and have never had a child. For this, I am very distressed. I have seen many doctors and even taken a lot of traditional Chinese medicine. But it hasn't worked out, and I haven't been able to have a child. Today, I had a thorough examination, and the doctor said my fallopian tube fimbria is not working properly. What should I do, experts?Doctor's answer:
Hello! The fallopian tubes are two pairs of slender tubes that serve as the site for the meeting of eggs and sperm and the passage for transporting fertilized eggs. The fimbriae of the fallopian tubes, similar to the ovaries, function to pick up eggs released by the ovaries. Based on your description, your fallopian tubes have developed inflammation again (due to the recurrence of adhesions), and surgical treatment of the fallopian tubes is recommended. It is advised that you visit a reputable public hospital for gynecology or a fertility specialist. You do not need to worry, as the success rate of the surgery is very high—many people are able to conceive a baby, and you can also consider in vitro fertilization.