Patient's question:
Hello:I had a hydrotubation after this menstrual period, and the results showed that my fallopian tubes are normal. However, about 20 days after the procedure, I started experiencing a small amount of blood discharge that has been ongoing ever since. It has been 40 days now, and it seems like I haven’t ovulated this month either. My body temperature has remained constant between 36.3-36.5°C. Since I want to have a child, I kindly ask the experts for an explanation. Thank you!!
First follow-up question: Could this be the case, or is there another possibility? What other effects might it have? Will it affect ovulation? Can I get pregnant?
Doctor's answer:
Tubal disease is a major cause of infertility in women. For patients with infertility due to tubal blockage or adhesion, medication has almost no effect. Surgical treatment is the only option. Tubal irrigation only provides temporary relief from adhesion. Repeated irrigation can lead to tubal obstruction or adhesion, as well as edema. Clinically, the cost of IVF is high, with a success rate of around 30%. It is not advisable to use it blindly. The most effective method so far is the three-mirror combined minimally invasive surgery, which can effectively understand issues such as tubal blockage, adhesion, and hydrops in women, further improving safety and the pregnancy rate of the recipient. It has a quick recovery time, short duration, high safety coefficient, and high pregnancy rate. It is recommended that you seek targeted treatment at a formal specialized hospital. Wishing you a happy pregnancy.