Patient's question:
Three years without contraception and still not pregnant, checked one fallopian tube obstruction, the other side is not unobstructed. A good attitude helps cure fallopian tube blockage, right?Doctor's answer:
Hysterosalpingography (HSG) is only effective for mild adhesions, but the results are not guaranteed. If the adhesions are mild, they are usually flushed open during the HSG procedure. If the HSG does not open them, the likelihood of successfully clearing the fallopian tubes with irrigation is low. Particularly in cases where one side is open while the other is not, the fluid tends to flow to the side with lower pressure. By the time it reaches the open side, it has little effect on the blocked side. Clinically, many patients lack understanding of hysterosalpingography and undergo (blind irrigation) and repeated irrigation, which is harmful rather than beneficial to the fallopian tubes. First, repeated irrigation has