Patient's question:
Contrast imaging shows that the left fallopian tube is visualized up to the distal isthmus, with uneven visualization and irregular course. The right fallopian tube shows no visualization starting from the interstitial part. No abnormalities were observed in the pelvic cavity. What is the chance of getting pregnant after tubal blockage surgery via laparoscopy?Doctor's answer:
Considering bilateral fallopian tube inflammation and blockage, the common causes include:1. Descending spread of inflammation from the lower genital tract, such as chronic cervicitis, endometritis, or parametritis, leading to fallopian tube inflammation. This may occur due to weak pathogenicity of blood-borne microorganisms and the body's certain resistance. However, if treatment is inadequate or incomplete, it can progress to chronic inflammation.
2. Chronic fallopian tube inflammation resulting from untreated or inadequately treated acute fallopian tube inflammation.
It is recommended to first undergo fallopian tube hydrotubation and anti-infection treatment. If the results are unsatisfactory, minimally invasive procedures such as hysteroscopy or laparoscopy may be considered. If none of these methods are effective, surgical intervention or in vitro fertilization (IVF) should be considered.
Additionally, for gynecological patients during treatment, dietary management and nursing care are also very important.