Patient's question:
I had a problem with water flow in June 2010, where it was intermittent. It worked for a few days and then improved. The doctor said it was a one-time attack, and the next day I had needle-like pain on both sides of my abdomen. She gave me anti-inflammatory medication, and I didn't go back to her. The pain lasted for several days and then stopped. In December, I went to the hospital for imaging, and it showed that both fallopian tubes were completely blocked at the proximal end. I took some traditional Chinese medicine. In June 2012, I had another imaging test, and it was still blocked. If I have a wire inserted, can it be unblocked?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if the water infusion is not successful, you can do a Cook catheter, but it is essential to go to a regular hospital to monitor the follicles. There are many factors that can cause fallopian tube blockage, and patients need to seek medical attention promptly. It is recommended to go to a specialized hospital for treatment. Pay attention to the development of your condition and avoid treating it recklessly. Additionally, it is important to develop good lifestyle habits and maintain personal hygiene. Best wishes for your recovery!