Patient's question:
The uterine morphology shows no obvious abnormalities. The bilateral fallopian tubes are non-visualized up to the fimbriae, with stiff tube walls. A very small amount of contrast medium is observed flowing into the pelvic cavity. Fifteen minutes later, the film shows: contrast medium has accumulated in clusters at the bilateral fallopian tube fimbriae. Impression: Changes in bilateral fallopian tube inflammation, with non-accumulation of fluid in the fimbriae.History of previous treatment and its effectiveness: No treatment.
What kind of help would you like: You want to know how to treat it? Can it be cured? What is the chance of getting pregnant?
Doctor's answer:
In your case, it directly leads to the recurrence of infertility, and the fimbriae of the fallopian tubes also affect the retrieval of oocytes. It is crucial to seek treatment promptly to avoid missing the best opportunity for treatment and delaying the condition. Even if it heals on its own later, the chances of delivery remain low.Regarding your situation, I recommend that you consider undergoing laparoscopic surgery. This can resolve your issue and also requires thorough treatment to restore the function of your fallopian tubes.