Patient's question:
My colleague has been divorced from her husband for over a year but hasn't been able to get pregnant yet. We all advised her to get checked for peace of mind. As a result, her husband accompanied her to the hospital for a thorough examination, and it was found that her fallopian tubes were blocked, which prevents her from getting pregnant. What should be done about blocked fallopian tubes? Do they need to be cleared?Doctor's answer:
If it is diagnosed with fallopian tube blockage through careful examination by hysterosalpingography, the treatment needs to be based on the degree of blockage. If the blockage is unique and can be cleared after examination through the use of a guide wire or fluid irrigation, then surgical treatment can be performed. If the blockage is indeed very severe, in vitro fertilization (IVF) can also be considered. Do not have too much pressure.