Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:Immune test report: Chlamydia - Ag Negative
Bacteriology test report: Ureaplasma urealyticum growth <100
Microbiology test report: Uu growth <10000
Contrast: X-ray findings: A sufficient amount of ioxaglate was injected into the uterine cavity via the catheter, showing a good uterine morphology. The bilateral fallopian tubes did not appear. Ten minutes later, no diffuse contrast agent was observed in the pelvic cavity.
X-ray impression: Bilateral fallopian tube obstruction.
My results have been six years without pregnancy.
Doctor's answer:
I used to be a patient with blocked fallopian tubes. During this time, I visited countless hospitals and spent a lot of unnecessary money. The reason was that one side was blocked while the other was knotted. Once, due to an ectopic pregnancy, I underwent laparoscopic surgery. At the time, the surgeon was ready to remove the knotted fallopian tube—considering it a death sentence. I refused and insisted on conservative treatment. For over ten years, my fallopian tubes remained blocked, and despite seeking treatment everywhere, I couldn’t find a good outcome. Later, through a friend’s recommendation, I finally found a solution—both fallopian tubes were cleared. I was overjoyed! I believe that medication is better for treating blocked fallopian tubes. Although it’s slow, the effect is good. It took me five months to see improvement. Western medicine not only fails to cure the disease but also has side effects. As long as you find a good doctor, you won’t go astray in your treatment! I’m now also pregnant. If you want to seek treatment, please contact me—I won’t disappoint you.