How to handle fallopian tube fimbria adhesion and blockage in the pelvic cavity

Patient's question:

Pelvic X-ray:
No abnormal density shadows were observed in the pelvis.
Pelvic X-ray can be taken after the contrast medium is injected.
The uterine cavity is normal in shape and size, with smooth walls.
Both fallopian tubes are visualized, with unnatural shapes and dilated ends appearing like clubs.
Pelvic X-ray taken 20 minutes later:
No significant diffusion of iodine solution was observed in the pelvis. A large amount of contrast medium was accumulated at both fimbriae of the fallopian tubes.
Impact on diagnosis:
The uterine cavity shows no abnormalities. The bilateral fallopian tube fimbriae are almost completely blocked from the pelvis.

Doctor's answer:

There are many treatment methods for fallopian tube blockage, including traditional Chinese medicine regulation and egg passage formula, X-ray-guided fallopian tube intervention and dilation, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, microwave physical therapy, as well as other methods such as infrared therapy, heat treatment, and gynecological treatment devices. Treatment may consider fallopian tube fluid infusion therapy. After dilation, it is important to strengthen anti-infection treatment to prevent re-adhesion due to infection.

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