Patient's question:
A doctor had a daughter in 2009 and now wants to have a second child. In January of this year, a thorough examination at the hospital revealed uterine adhesions. After hysteroscopic surgery, the doctor reported that no fallopian tube openings were observed. What should I do if I want to have children? What kind of help do I need: What to do if no fallopian tube openings are seen after hysteroscopic surgery?Doctor's answer:
Did you not find the openings of both fallopian tubes? Is it due to severe adhesions in the uterine cavity? Based on your condition, if both sides cannot be found, laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgery can be performed together to open the fallopian tubes. If during the laparoscopic examination, the openings of both fallopian tubes are not visible, it is likely that both fallopian tubes are blocked near the proximal end. In this case, it is best to undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF), but it is also necessary to monitor the data. The above suggestions are for the question "What should I do if no fallopian tube openings are found after hysteroscopic surgery?" and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!