Patient's question:
Dear Doctor,Hello, I have been trying to have a baby since two years ago, but haven’t been able to conceive. Last week, I went to the hospital for a checkup, and all other tests came back normal. However, the contrast examination revealed that I have fallopian tube blockage, which the doctor said is caused by inflammation. I had a medication-induced abortion in 2007, and I’m not sure if it could be related. Attached is my medical record. Please help me understand the situation. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, I suggest you monitor your follicles to see if they are developing normally. Additionally, undergo a tubal patency test to check if your fallopian tubes are open. The sperm quality of the male partner should also be normal for a high pregnancy success rate. There are many factors that can cause fallopian tube blockage, so patients need to seek timely medical treatment. It is recommended to go to a reputable hospital for treatment. Pay attention to the progression of your condition and avoid self-treatment. Moreover, it is essential to develop healthy lifestyle habits and maintain personal hygiene. Best wishes for your recovery!