Patient's question:
Medical history: Married for two years and still not pregnant, went to Guangzhou for examination. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: In June 2010, an iodine oil contrast examination was performed at the hospital, which revealed a blockage at the front end of the fallopian tubes. Desired help: Is a blockage at the front end of the fallopian tubes not treatable? If it can be treated, what methods can be used to resolve it?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the front end of the fallopian tube is blocked and not unobstructed, with relatively mild damage. Most of the fallopian tube is normal. In this case, surgery can be performed to remove the damaged part and reconnect the normal part of the fallopian tube, implementing a fallopian tube anastomosis procedure. Generally speaking, the success rate of the anastomosis procedure is relatively high, with a success rate of 50%-80%. After treatment, most women can become pregnant. It is recommended to visit a gynecology department. A fallopian tube contrast examination report is needed to evaluate the condition. If necessary, minimally invasive surgery under laparoscopy may be performed.