Patient's question:
2015 Fallopian tube ampulla obstruction, communication extremely difficultDoctor's answer:
Adopting a three-mirror combined minimally invasive surgery for fallopian tube intervention, this procedure only requires a small incision of 0.5-1.0 cm on the abdomen. The entire operation is performed under visual guidance, effectively addressing adhesions, blockages, or tumors caused by organic lesions in the fallopian tubes, as well as stenosis, obstruction, and hydrops of the fallopian tubes. It is currently one of the most effective methods for treating fallopian tube blockage. The core advantage lies in resolving issues related to the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries in a single procedure, avoiding the trauma of repeated treatments, saving both time and costs, and allowing for pregnancy testing the following month. Wishing you a successful pregnancy!