Patient's question:
Last February, I got pregnant, but in March, I had a miscarriage. I didn't have the corresponding thorough examination at the time, and I haven't been able to conceive since. Today, I went to the provincial hospital for a thorough check-up and had a contrast examination. The imaging confirmed:1. No obvious abnormalities in the uterine cavity shape and size.
2. Intestinal obstruction in the isthmus of both fallopian tubes.
What kind of help I need: What should I do next.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: The fallopian tubes are the place where sperm and eggs combine. If fallopian tube blockage affects childbirth, treatment needs to adopt minimally invasive surgical procedures based on the location and severity of the blockage. The surgery is non-pressuring, causes minimal mental trauma, leads to rapid recovery, and increases the chances of childbirth. It is recommended that you seek treatment at a specialized hospital as soon as possible to avoid missing the best time for treatment and childbirth. Develop good lifestyle habits and maintain a joyful mood. Wishing you a speedy recovery!