Patient's question:
I had a thorough examination at the hospital, and the doctor said my uterus is displaced and I have congenital fallopian tube blockage. I will never rely on medication to induce menopause. I want to know if fallopian tube blockage can be treated?Doctor's answer:
The current treatment methods for fallopian tube blockage primarily involve surgical recanalization and anastomosis. Recanalization of proximal fallopian tube blockage can be addressed through hysteroscopic wire recanalization or partial fallopian tube resection and anastomosis. However, a small number of patients may experience ectopic pregnancy after surgery. The most common method for treating mid-fallopian tube obstruction is fallopian tube anastomosis, which involves resecting the blocked portion of the fallopian tube under laparoscopy and then anastomosing the two ends. Surgical treatments for distal fallopian tube obstruction include tubal ostomy, fimbrioplasty, and tubal resection.