Patient's question:
Now I'm over thirty, and I still haven't been pregnant. I went to the hospital with my husband, and they said my organs are blocked. How is it treated if the fallopian tubes are blocked?Doctor's answer:
The main cause of fallopian tube blockage is primarily due to chronic tubal inflammation, which can affect pregnancy as it may make it difficult for sperm and eggs to meet and combine. The primary treatment for fallopian tube blockage is usually tubal irrigation therapy. If the blockage is severe and tubal irrigation therapy is ineffective, a tubal catheterization procedure may be performed. In necessary cases, laparoscopic surgery to open the fallopian tubes can also be considered.