Patient's question:
This year, my husband and I have been working very hard on preparing for pregnancy because we feel that we still need a child. However, my menstrual cycle has been particularly irregular recently—sometimes coming twice a month, and with an unusually heavy flow. Moreover, since giving birth to my child, I have rarely experienced recurring menstrual cramps, but they have recently worsened significantly. Every time I have my period, the pain is so severe. After a thorough examination at the hospital, I was diagnosed with blocked fallopian tubes. The doctor recommended medication, but I don’t really understand what’s going on. Which hospital is the best for treating blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
Post-abortion easily leads to deficiency due to the fact that induced abortion involves the use of biological, physical, and chemical methods to terminate normal early pregnancy, which inevitably causes damage to the uterine cavity and imbalances in the Zang-fu organs, meridians, Qi, blood, and endocrine system. The harm of tubal infertility, those who can adjust and recover to normal on their own, with weak vitality and frail constitution, are more prone to various diseases that lead to infertility. After the post-abortion D&C procedure, due to the dual factors of postpartum deficiency, the uterine cavity suffers psychological trauma, not only damaging Qi and blood but also, since the uterine cavity is directly connected to the Chong and Ren meridians, and indirectly linked to the kidneys, liver, spleen, and other Zang-fu organs through meridians, any damage to the uterine cavity will inevitably harm the Qi and blood and Yin-Yang balance of the related meridians and organs. All of this is closely related to women's perinatal health—touching one hair can affect the whole body—and will impact normal perinatal functions, leading to infertility.