Patient's question:
Hello, I have also had one miscarriage and then another natural miscarriage. After that, I haven't been able to get pregnant for the past two years. Recently, I had a thorough check-up and found that I have blocked and. I need surgery, but I don't know how to proceed because I didn't ask the doctor clearly if medication would help. If I have surgery, will it be completely cured? What are the chances of getting pregnant? How much will it cost approximately?Doctor's answer:
The reasons for fallopian tube blockage are many, which can be caused by fallopian tube developmental abnormalities, endometriosis within the fallopian tubes, or polyps in the fallopian tubes. However, the most common cause is still fallopian tube inflammation. If the inflammation is mild, it can be relieved with medication. But your condition is likely not mild inflammation. The treatment method will vary depending on the location (interstitial part, isthmus, ampulla, fimbriae) and severity of the blockage. It is recommended that you visit a specialized hospital for a thorough examination to determine the appropriate treatment method.