Patient's question:
I got pregnant by accident with my current husband two and a half years ago when we were living together without being married, but back then I was immature and had an abortion. Now, over a year after the divorce, I haven’t breastfed but haven’t gotten pregnant either. My mother-in-law is the most anxious, constantly asking others if I might have blocked fallopian tubes and urging me to get a thorough check-up. I initially opposed it, but now that so much time has passed and I’m also getting anxious.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Tubal blockage is one of the important reasons for female infertility. Clinical manifestations include: abdominal discomfort, menstrual disorders, dysmenorrhea and infertility, sometimes sexual intercourse pain, gastrointestinal disorders, fatigue, leukorrhea, and other symptoms. If you experience prolonged infertility again, it is recommended to undergo a detailed examination. For tubal examination, contrast media is suggested to accurately reflect the development and growth of the patient's uterus and fallopian tubes, the normality of the uterine cavity shape, the patency of the fallopian tubes, and the location and degree of blockage. It is recommended to consult and undergo a thorough examination in a local regular hospital in person.