Patient's question:
Married for 2 years but not pregnant. Went to the hospital for a hysterosalpingogram, and the results showed that the uterine cavity size and shape were good, no abnormalities in position, fallopian tubes were tortuous, fimbriae were not fully filled, and the fallopian tubes were patent but not unobstructed! Past treatment history and effectiveness: After the conclusion, no treatment was done, and the doctor directly recommended IVF. What kind of help do you want: Can it be done without IVF through medication or surgery?Doctor's answer:
Hello, fallopian tube patency does not cause infertility, but it can easily lead to ectopic pregnancy. In this case, it is recommended that you undergo minimally invasive surgery for treatment, and then consider conception to reduce the risk of ectopic pregnancy. To conceive, a woman must have unobstructed fallopian tubes, normal and mature eggs, and regular ovulation. Additionally, the uterine environment must be suitable for fetal growth, with normal endometrial thickness (0.8-1.0 cm), and the woman's endocrine system must be balanced to maintain normal fetal growth and development. The male partner needs healthy, active mature sperm and semen, and both partners should have no immune antigens or antibodies in their bodies. Treatment must be targeted and tailored to each individual's specific condition and cause for symptomatic treatment to achieve faster results. It is recommended that you visit a formal, professional, and technology-based fertility hospital to undergo targeted examinations based on your personal circumstances, and receive symptomatic treatment under the guidance of a doctor.