Patient's question:
I have been married for many years without having children. Recently, I was diagnosed with blocked fallopian tubes at the hospital. I also often experience menstrual pain, and I don't know if it's related to this condition. What is the chance of pregnancy after surgery for fallopian tube?Doctor's answer:
Based on the materials you purchased, it is inferred that both of your fallopian tubes have issues. You are reluctant to undergo laparoscopic surgery. It is recommended that you take a large amount of anti-inflammatory medication while also undergoing physical therapy. Regular follow-up tests should be conducted. If the fluid accumulation in the fallopian tubes disappears, another fallopian tube should be performed, which should restore patency. The likelihood of the left fallopian tube being restored is higher. I hope my explanation can assist you. In clinical practice, I have treated patients similar to you, some of whom have given birth naturally.