Patient's question:
Hello, doctor!I have not been using contraception for more than half a year and have not become pregnant. In September, I had a fallopian tube, and the result was "left side blocked but not completely, right side clear." The doctor said the chances were just a bit lower, but it wasn't impossible to get pregnant.
This month, my period came from November 1st to 6th. On the 9th, I felt like I was approaching ovulation and, to increase the chances, went to the doctor for medication to induce ovulation (actually, my basal body temperature had always indicated ovulation before). The doctor prescribed Yu Lin Syrup. However, after taking it, I experienced pain in my lower right abdomen and stopped after two days. But since then, there have been no signs of ovulation (before, I always had discharge, but now it's rare for me to be dry).
Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, the main reasons for fallopian tube blockage or dysfunction are acute and chronic tubal inflammation. Tubal inflammation can be divided into tubal mucosal inflammation and peri-tubal inflammation, both of which are common causes of fallopian tube blockage.Currently, there are many treatments available for fallopian tube blockage, including tubal hydrotubation, hysteroscopy, laparoscopic surgery, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, enema injection therapy, microwave physical therapy, as well as other treatments such as infrared heat therapy, gynecological treatment devices, etc.