Patient's question:
I had mild cervical inflammation, vaginitis, and pelvic effusion, which were treated and cured. I want to get pregnant, but haven't conceived after a month of trying. Do all women who have had gynecological infections get blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
You can check your fallopian tubes because you have gynecological inflammation, so the fallopian tubes may also be inflamed. It is recommended to do fallopian tube angiography on the 2nd to 5th day after menstruation for a thorough examination to see if the fallopian tubes are unobstructed. If they are not, do fallopian tube hydrotubation on the 2nd to 5th day after the next menstruation.Additionally, if your menstrual cycle is regular, start monitoring the data under vaginal ultrasound on the 10th day of your period to observe the follicles and endometrium closely, which will help increase the chances of delivery.
When patients are affected by gynecological diseases, we should actively carry out examinations and treatments and not avoid seeking medical attention. If gynecological diseases do not improve with treatment, it is important to change the treatment plan in a timely manner.