Patient's question:
Hello everyone,I had a contrast examination at the hospital and found that both of my fallopian tubes are blocked, specifically at the isthmus. The contrast film only showed a tiny bit of the root of the tubes. The doctor said it's basically blocked because the tubes are invisible on the film, meaning the chances are very slim. What kind of surgery should I consider now? I hope the experts can help me. I really don't want to do IVF because my condition is completely unsuitable for it. Thank you!!!!!
Also, I can't find any hospitals in Zhejiang on this website's "Famous Doctors and Hospitals." Could the experts please guide me to a good hospital? Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Bilateral fallopian tube blockage is recommended for surgery, as it is a relatively difficult problem to solve. There are many specific causes of the blockage, and the treatment method depends on the individual's condition. Fallopian tube blockage is mostly caused by inflammation. Patients should eat more fruits, vegetables, and light food, and avoid spicy, fried, warm, sweet, greasy, and seafood. It is recommended that you take your test results to a professional hospital for follow-up to confirm the degree of blockage. The doctor should develop a relevant treatment plan based on your illness and physical condition. The best approach is to combine traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Western medicine can quickly unblock the blocked fallopian tubes, while traditional Chinese medicine can regulate the microenvironment needed for conception. Taking both approaches together will help you achieve your dream sooner.