Patient's question:
Because my husband has been very eager to have a baby recently, and I also love children. My husband's family has only him as a son, and his mother also really wants us to have a grandson for him. We have made some efforts, but we haven't been able to conceive. So, we went to the hospital for some routine and thorough check-ups. However, the results said that my fallopian tubes are blocked, which means I can't get pregnant anymore, can't have a baby anymore. I'm very sad. What are the methods to treat fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Treatment methods for fallopian tube blockage generally begin with anti-inflammatory therapy. If the blockage is only mild and the tubes are not fully open, or if there is adhesive fibrosis, anti-inflammatory treatment can significantly improve the condition. However, if there is both mild blockage and partial obstruction, options such as fallopian tube hysteroscopy or tubal irrigation can be chosen. The surgery is typically performed 3-7 days after the menstrual period, and it has the effect of irrigation, providing a certain therapeutic effect for mild fallopian tube blockage while also serving as a diagnostic method. However, for more severe fallopian tube blockage or complete occlusion, laparoscopic surgery is required to perform fallopian tube intervention therapy.