Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Primary infertility, previously had pelvic effusion, received intravenous fluids, and underwent a hydrotubation, with the doctor confirming it was unobstructed. In July, I had an ectopic pregnancy surgery to remove the left fallopian tube. Now I have undergone another hydrotubation, and the doctor said the right tube is blocked. The doctor has now recommended (irrigation and physiotherapy) treatment. Should I see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor or a Western medicine doctor? Please advise, what should I do?Duration and persistence of the current illness: None
Current general condition: Slight cervical erosion. Normal menstruation, normal leukorrhea, occasional lower abdominal bloating.
Medical history: None
Previous diagnoses
Doctor's answer:
Water infusion cannot clearly determine the specific condition of the fallopian tubes. It is recommended to perform a digital dynamic hysterosalpingography to understand the condition of the remaining fallopian tube and pelvic area, as well as the uterine cavity. The main causes of ectopic pregnancy are related to the fallopian tubes, pelvic area, and uterine cavity. It is best to undergo a contrast examination and vaginal four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound before pregnancy to clarify the condition. If it is confirmed that the fallopian tubes are indeed blocked or there is pelvic adhesion, medication is unlikely to be effective. It is best to treat it with a combined laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgery.