Patient's question:
Starting to try for pregnancy, had never been pregnant before, and did not experience menstrual cramps. Menstrual cycles were normal. During the pre-pregnancy period, hormone levels (six tests), sperm antibodies, and vaginal exams all showed normal results. However, subsequent tests for mycoplasma and ureaplasma revealed persistent positivity. Additionally, an ovulation test confirmed normal ovulation.Doctor's answer:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Yes, minimally invasive surgery can be considered. Generally, the success rate for laparoscopic surgery is still quite high. If it's a case of bilateral blockage, the success rate is over 40%. If the surgery is not successful, IVF (in vitro fertilization) can still be considered to help with conception. There are many factors that can cause fallopian tube blockage. Patients need to seek treatment promptly. It is recommended to go to a Class III-A hospital for treatment. Pay attention to the progression of the condition, avoid treating it blindly, and also pay attention to self-care, maintain a reasonable diet, and keep clean. I wish you a speedy recovery!