Patient's question:
Doctor, I just got divorced this year, and we are planning to have a child this year. Currently, I am in the pre-pregnancy period, but I can't get pregnant no matter what. When I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, they said it was due to blocked fallopian tubes. I would like to consult a few things: what are the symptoms of blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
Generally, fallopian tube blockage is associated with a history of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. The most common symptoms of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease are a heavy and uncomfortable feeling in the lower abdomen, excessive vaginal discharge, and mild pain when the uterus is lightly pressed. However, a small portion of patients may experience no discomfort at all. Fallopian tube blockage is often detected only during careful examinations for infertility. Once diagnosed, it is important to cooperate with the doctor's treatment. Pay attention to dietary habits, consume more vegetables and easily digestible foods, enhance physical fitness, and boost immunity.