Patient's question:
On September 7, 2012, I had an abortion without anesthesia. A month after the surgery, my follow-up check-up was normal. However, I did not get my period, and taking medication to induce menstruation did not help. On December 28, a hysteroscopy revealed adhesions, an irregular uterine cavity appearing like a straight tube, uneven endometrial thickening, and no exploration of the fundus. The bilateral fallopian tube openings were also not detected. I am 33 and have been pregnant three times. After the results came out, the doctor told meDoctor's answer:
There are many treatment methods for fallopian tube blockage, including traditional Chinese medicine regulation and egg passage therapy, hysterosalpingography-guided interventional catheterization, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, microwave physical therapy, as well as other methods such as infrared therapy, heat therapy, and gynecological treatment devices. Treatment may consider fallopian tube irrigation therapy. After dilation, it is important to strengthen anti-infection treatment to prevent recurrence of infection and adhesion.