Patient's question:
Detailed medical history and consultation purpose: I underwent tubal plastic surgery and tubal patency test in May of this year. Five months after the surgery, I became pregnant in October, and at 40 days, I experienced symptoms of dark red blood flow, accompanied by postoperative incision pain and lower back pain. In November, I had an induced abortion and was diagnosed with: fetal demise.Duration and persistence of the current condition: After the induced abortion, everything was fine. 17 days have passed since the procedure, but starting from yesterday, I have experienced abdominal pain and incision pain again, accompanied by lower back pain and a small amount of transparent discharge from the vagina.
Question: 1. Why do I have discomfort in my body, and why does it always hurt where the surgery was performed?
Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage is mainly caused by gynecological inflammation ascending upwards. Gynecological inflammation is often short-term, while the resulting tubal blockage is permanent. During this period, anti-inflammatory drugs can eliminate the inflammation. There are many treatment methods for tubal blockage. Since the causes of the disease in patients are different, the treatment methods for tubal blockage will also vary. The COOK catheter intervention for tubal unblocking under laparoscopy is suitable for patients with proximal and mid-tubal obstruction.