Patient's question:
Five years ago, I had a miscarriage due to a D&C. I've been married for four years. Initially, I didn't plan to have children. I had vaginitis, adnexitis, and cervical erosion (degree 2). I've been treated for eight months, but the cervical erosion still persists. I can now undergo a contrast examination. If it's clear, I'll be able to have a baby. However, the current diagnosis is as follows.Doctor's answer:
There are many treatment methods for fallopian tube blockage, including traditional Chinese medicine regulation and egg passage therapy, hysterosalpingography-guided interventional catheterization for fallopian tube dilation, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy treatment, microwave physical therapy, as well as other methods such as infrared therapy, heat therapy, and gynecological treatment devices. Treatment may consider fallopian tube hydrotubation. After dilation, it is important to strengthen anti-infection treatment to prevent reinfection and re-adhesion.