Patient's question:
Doctor: Hello! I had two abortions four years ago at a regular large hospital. There were no abnormalities in my body after the surgery, and my menstruation was also normal. Now I plan to have a child, but I haven't been pregnant for three months. The doctor recommended a fallopian tube. I've heard that this surgery is very painful and prone to infection, so I'm quite concerned. Please ask: Is this test necessary for my condition? Thank you!First follow-up question: If the abortions caused fallopian tube blockage or inflammation, are there any obvious symptoms? I don't have any abnormal reactions in my body now, and my menstruation is normal. Does that mean there's no inflammation?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, fallopian tube blockage generally does not cause any symptoms and is usually discovered during infertility tests. If it is accompanied by pelvic adhesions, symptoms such as abdominal pain and pain during intercourse may occur. It is best to undergo digital dynamic hysterosalpingography to confirm the condition, as it can help unblock mild blockages to some extent.Additionally, infertility for three months does not necessarily mean you cannot get pregnant. If your menstrual cycle is normal, you may consider trying to conceive for another three months. If pregnancy still does not occur, further comprehensive examinations should be conducted.