Patient's question:
How to treat fallopian tube adhesion well? I heard from a sister that she got fallopian tube adhesion. I've been married for a long time and haven't been able to get pregnant either, could it also be fallopian tube adhesion? What are the symptoms of fallopian tube adhesion in daily life? Which hospital is the best for treating infertility and subfertility?Doctor's answer:
Hello! The main symptoms of tubal adhesion in clinical practice are pain, located in the lower abdomen, sometimes extending to lower back pain. The nature of the pain is heavy and dragging, usually worsening during physical exertion. The menstrual period is often heavier and longer, with severe cases experiencing two menstrual cycles in a month, accompanied by irregularities such as dark-colored discharge.Advice: Tubal adhesion accounts for one-third of female infertility cases. If you have been married for a long time without pregnancy, it is best to visit an infertility hospital for a check-up to avoid missing the optimal treatment window. I hope my answer is helpful to you.