Patient's question:
I've been married for five years. Because of my husband's training, we decided to focus on building our careers before having children after getting married. For more than three years after the wedding, I continued breastfeeding. However, for the past year and a half, we've been trying to have a child but haven't been able to conceive. Both my husband and I have had thorough medical check-ups, and he's perfectly fine, while I was diagnosed with blocked and fallopian tubes. What should I do about blocked and fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
Hydrosalpinx is the most severe type of fallopian tube disease. The accumulation of fluid is caused by the leakage of liquid from the inflamed surface of the fallopian tube, forming a vicious cycle of infectious complications. It is necessary to promptly drain the fluid and completely eliminate the inflammation. This condition can be treated using advanced three-mirror technology—laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, and fallopian tube microscopy—to directly target the inflamed areas and clear the perinatal pathways. This technique is painless, offers rapid recovery, and has a high conception rate. It is recommended that you upload relevant medical records to a specialized hospital for follow-up and to determine the best treatment plan. In addition to symptomatic treatment, gynecological patients should also maintain a healthy diet in daily life to digest nutrients properly.