Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a thorough examination and found that my fallopian tubes were blocked. I also had a contrast test, and one tube was blocked while the other was partially blocked. They said I also have autoimmune anti-sperm. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage, adhesion, or sluggish flow are common causes of female infertility. Medication treatment is almost ineffective, making surgery the only effective approach. Traditional surgical treatment only assesses the patency of the fallopian tubes but cannot control inflammation of the tubal lining and epithelium. It relies on experience and manual sensation to dilate the tubes, resulting in 90% of patients suffering from tube wall rupture and damage, leading to recurrent adhesion and blockage—not true patency. We recommend choosing the most advanced "Three Mirrors Combined" minimally invasive visual technology for complete recovery, shorter duration, high safety, and higher pregnancy rates.