How is fallopian tube blockage treated?

Patient's question:

Tubal blockage, had a hysteroscopy with catheterization, and consumed traditional Chinese medicine? Every time it gets unblocked on one side, it gets blocked again a year later, and it always happens on the opposite side. It's been over two years since the last treatment, and I want to have a baby. I don't know how to treat it anymore. I don't want to go through in vitro fertilization because the cost is too high. What other methods can doctors use to unblock the fallopian tubes?

Doctor's answer:

The indication for IVF is tubal blockage. The fallopian tubes are not just straight pipes; they need to have the function of contracting and transporting eggs. The effect of tubal recanalization surgery is not good, and it's a lot of fuss with high costs. The simplest and most cost-effective method is to use a petri dish, which is also the most economical approach. Formal perinatal centers do not recommend tubal recanalization surgery.
1. It is recommended to consult a formal perinatal center, get tested, and then consider petri dish assisted reproduction.
2. IVF is not 100% successful, and age is also very important. Don't waste any more time.

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