Patient's question:
Female, 26 years old, married for 2 years, has not been pregnant until now. She was checked in the early year and found that her fallopian tubes were blocked. Later, she got pregnant, but the fetus stopped developing.Doctor's answer:
Blockages in different parts of the fallopian tubes require different treatment methods. Currently, there are many ways to treat fallopian tubes, with conservative treatments being commonly used, such as medication and physical therapy. Surgical treatment is also available. It is necessary to choose an appropriate treatment plan based on your specific fallopian tube condition to conduct scientific, targeted treatment. By regulating the fallopian tubes and confirming patency after follow-up, the chances of pregnancy are very high.