Patient's question:
Medical history: Discovered in August 2009, no symptoms, no doctor visits. Past treatment history and effectiveness: No episodes of the disease, no doctor visits. Desired help: Please ask if tuberculosis affects the fallopian tubes causing infertility and if it has any other effects on the body.Doctor's answer:
Your condition can be treated with surgery. Our hospital uses the most advanced international equipment, including a hysteroscope, laparoscope, and tuboscope for a three-mirror combined surgery. This procedure belongs to minimally invasive surgery, with its main advantages being minimal patient injury, less pain, faster recovery, smaller scars, shorter hospital stays, lighter physiological stress responses, and less damage to the immune system. It is a high-end technology that integrates examination, treatment, and surgery under minimally invasive conditions. While treating tubal blockage, it can accurately explore the uterine cavity shape, endometrial growth status, pelvic adhesions, endometriosis, and the presence of tumors. If other fertility conditions are met, you can attempt pregnancy in the second month after surgery under expert guidance. Our hospital is a specialized clinic for treating infertility. We recommend you come to our hospital for a thorough examination at an early stage to identify the cause and receive targeted treatment. Don’t miss the best age for pregnancy.