Patient's question:
I have been married for three years, and during these three years, I haven't been pregnant. After a thorough examination, the result showed that I have tubal inflammation, which has caused my fallopian tubes to be blocked. This is why I can't get pregnant. I have seen many doctors, but my condition hasn't been cured. What should I do about the blocked fallopian tubes caused by tubal inflammation?Doctor's answer:
Tubal inflammation can affect normal conception and natural pregnancy, and is likely to lead to multiple occurrences of ectopic pregnancy or infertility. If the diagnosis is bilateral tubal blockage, it is recommended to seek treatment at a formal traditional Chinese medicine hospital for TCM conditioning. Alternatively, after tubal contrast examination, tubal recanalization surgery can be performed based on the situation, and minimally invasive surgery can be chosen. Do not feel stressed, and it is also recommended to have a contrast examination for follow-up 3 months after surgery. At the same time, pay attention to sunning underwear and sterilization, and avoid eating extremely cold foods.