Patient's question:
Doctor, hello:The uterine cavity shows no abnormalities. The left fallopian tube is patent but with significant obstruction, while the right fallopian tube is also patent but with obstruction. There may be some pelvic adhesions. Imaging findings: The uterine cavity is of normal size and shape, with smooth walls. Both fallopian tubes are visualized, showing natural morphology. At 20 minutes, the pelvic area shows uneven diffusion of contrast medium, with residual contrast medium in both fallopian tubes, more pronounced on the left.
I would like to ask the doctor, how long will it take for me to have a child with a condition like this? Because I really want to be a mother. Also, I want my dear mother-in-law to become a grandmother quickly, or else I always feel I owe her so much. I have thought that if I cannot get pregnant, I might as well give up. So, I am really...
Doctor's answer:
Tubal patency with some pelvic adhesions. Relying solely on instrument irrigation is not effective; even if it opens, it's just a superficial phenomenon that will quickly become blocked again. Seeking a good TCM practitioner for regulation for several months, followed by irrigation, yields a completely different result. Have the other tests related to infertility been passed? Identifying the problem allows for targeted treatment.