Patient's question:
Tubal blockage, had two hydrotubation procedures, but recently due to work issues, I've considered postponing further treatment for a while. Can I continue taking the anti-inflammatory and tubal-dilating medication prescribed by the doctor after the hydrotubation during this period?Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage can be either congenital or acquired. Congenital blockage refers to tubal atresia, while acquired blockage is mostly caused by persistent pelvic inflammation leading to tubal adhesion and obstruction. Tubal atresia requires surgical stenting. Tubal adhesion and obstruction caused by pelvic inflammation can be treated with continued medication, combined with pelvic physical therapy, traditional Chinese medicine, Hongteng decoction retention enema, and other comprehensive treatment methods.