Patient's question:
Pelvic inflammatory disease led to an ectopic pregnancy. A year ago, one fallopian tube was removed, and the other is also adhesed, likely blocked as well. I am now trying to get pregnant. What should I do? The help needed: fallopian tube adhesion, possibly blocked, how to regulate and get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Now the possibility of restoring blood flow through treatment is extremely small. If you want to have a baby, the only option is IVF. The fallopian tubes are very thin tubes, and once they become inflamed and develop adhesions, leading to blockage, it is very difficult to restore them through treatment. Of course, you can try to conceive for a year, and if it doesn't work, then IVF is the only option. Fortunately, modern medicine is quite advanced and can solve this problem. Drink plenty of water and always maintain a positive mood. Wishing you a speedy recovery!