Patient's question:
Last year, unfortunately, I had a miscarriage and experienced excessive pelvic effusion postpartum. I have been on medication for the past ten months. The previous few menstrual cycles were accompanied by severe pain before and after the period. After trying to conceive for a month without success, I underwent a thorough examination at the hospital, including a hysterosalpingogram, which revealed that one fallopian tube is open while the other does not light up. What does this mean? The chance of getting pregnant is only 5 to 10 percent?Doctor's answer:
Your situation, with one fallopian tube being unobstructed, has a relatively low chance of conception. The menstrual pain is mainly caused by the condition of uterine cold. It is recommended that you consider tubal irrigation or laparoscopic surgery to treat the fallopian tubes. For menstrual pain, traditional Chinese medicine can be used for regulation. You can take Ding Kun Dan water pills, which are effective for nourishing qi and blood, regulating menstruation, and relieving depression. They work well for menstrual disorders caused by qi deficiency and blood stasis, as well as for abdominal pain during menstruation.