Patient's question:
Because my husband has been wanting a baby recently, and I also love children. My husband's family only has him as a son, and his mother also really wants us to have a grandson for him. We've made some efforts, but we haven't been able to conceive, so we went to the hospital for some routine and thorough tests. However, the results said my fallopian tubes are blocked. That means I can't get pregnant, can't have a baby anymore. I'm very sad. How can I treat blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
Fallopian tube blockage is one of the most common causes of female infertility. For the treatment of fallopian tube blockage, the main approach is to perform fallopian tube hydrotubation or directly undergo surgical treatment. Surgical treatment methods include minimally invasive surgery and open abdominal surgery. The specific treatment method needs to be analyzed based on the specific location, severity, and underlying cause of the fallopian tube blockage in order to select targeted treatment measures. For patients with partially blocked fallopian tubes, traditional Chinese medicine treatment can also be considered to promote fallopian tube patency. In daily life, it is important to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, engage in appropriate physical exercise, and promote blood circulation in the pelvic area.