Patient's question:
A few days ago, I checked for blocked fallopian tubes on both sides. Should I do hysteroscopic and laparoscopic tubal dilation or a culture dish? I'm feeling troubled. What treatment is more effective for blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
If a woman develops normally, she will have two fallopian tubes. If the right fallopian tube is blocked and the left one is normal, it has little impact on pregnancy, and she can usually get pregnant normally, so there is no need to worry. However, if the right fallopian tube is blocked and the left one is also blocked, it will be impossible to get pregnant. If there is mild adhesion or fimbrial blockage, consider fallopian tube irrigation or surgical treatment. If there is an isthmus blockage, it is recommended to choose in vitro fertilization. Decide accordingly.