Patient's question:
I have already had children and now want to have another one. I have been trying to conceive for a year but haven't been successful. I had an imaging test done, and the results showed that the left side is blocked and the right side is adhesed. I don't know how to treat this. What are the approximate costs involved?Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage can affect pregnancy. In the treatment of tubal blockage, Maria Fertility Center has summarized the advantages and disadvantages of early tubal blockage treatment based on the characteristics of the disease. It has integrated the advanced visual minimally invasive instruments—hysteroscopy and laparoscopy—and used them in combination with the imported COOK guidewire technology from the United States. It has introduced a highly distinctive technique—"Hysteroscopy and Laparoscopy Combined Tubal Interventional Recanalization Surgery." This technique prevents the blindness of traditional tubal intervention recanalization while further improving the safety of the intervention and the pregnancy rate of the patients.