Patient's question:
Medical Description: Married for 2 years, didn't intentionally avoid pregnancy, but couldn't get pregnant. Previous Treatment and Effect: Checked at the hospital, each doctor gave different advice. Had an imaging test, the doctor said it was incomplete obstruction of both fimbriae and suggested surgery, laparoscopic surgery, and prescribed a lot of enema medications. Switched to another hospital, the doctor said surgery wasn't necessary. Desired Help: My menstrual cycle is 30 days, but the amount is reduced. I want to know if incomplete obstruction of the fimbriae requires surgery?Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Hello, generally, infertility in women is mainly considered in two aspects: blocked fallopian tubes and ovulation disorders. You can first have a transvaginal ultrasound examination at a regular public hospital to check if there are dominant follicles, and then have a fallopian tube examination to see if there are blocked fallopian tubes, followed by targeted treatment. Based on the situation you described, it is recommended that you and your partner go to the hospital for further examination. You can test for ovulation periods. Generally, the pregnancy rate is relatively high during the peak ovulation period. Pay close attention to observation. Wish you good health!