Patient's question:
As I get older, I haven't entered into marriage. At first, we were very happy, but it didn't last long. Gradually, we started to become very cold towards each other. My husband comes home very late every day, and I feel sad and lose him. I want a child so I can keep my husband, but I have blocked fallopian tubes for over a year. I have been using Western medicine for treatment, but it hasn't been effective. I almost gave up, but a friend told me that Chinese medicine might work. I'm worried that if Western medicine hasn't helped, Chinese medicine won't either. I want to ask the doctor, what kind of surgery is best for blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
The causes of fallopian tube blockage are many, generally caused by factors such as fallopian tube inflammation, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, or adnexitis. If the blockage is mild, fallopian tube hydrotubation can be performed to unblock the fallopian tubes. The uterine contrast tube is passed through the cervix to the uterine cavity, and liquid is injected into the uterine cavity through the contrast tube to achieve the purpose of unblocking the fallopian tubes. For severe blockage of the fallopian tubes, fallopian tube stent intervention under laparoscopic and hysteroscopic guidance can be considered. This procedure involves placing a guide wire from the fallopian tube orifice to unblock the fallopian tube fimbria under the joint monitoring of the laparoscope and hysteroscope.