Patient's question:
I had a right fallopian tube removed in December 2009 due to an ectopic pregnancy. Later, I wanted to have children, but I couldn't get pregnant. In October 2010, I had a hysterosalpingogram, but it was painful and not smooth. In 2011, I had a fallopian tube at the county hospital, and it was found that both fallopian tubes were not functioning properly. Without treatment, it would be very difficult to get pregnant.Doctor's answer:
Hello: For patients who are infertile due to fallopian tube blockage or adhesion, surgical treatment is generally adopted. You can choose minimally invasive and painless surgery for early treatment. Combined surgery, with the application of hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, is an advanced technology that integrates examination, treatment, and surgery under minimally invasive conditions. It is currently the best recommended method for treating fallopian tube lesions internationally for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility. The success rate of the surgery is high, with rapid recovery and a low chance of postoperative adhesion. The chance of conception is greatly increased, and hospitalization can be as short as 3-7 days.