Patient's question:
How can I tell if the fallopian tubes are blocked?？？？After getting married, I didn't take any contraceptive measures, but I still can't get pregnant. I suspect it might be due to blocked fallopian tubes. How can I determine if the fallopian tubes are blocked? I hope the doctor can provide a detailed explanation.Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are mainly three situations for fallopian tube blockage:The first type: fallopian tube blockage but not completely obstructed. This is relatively mild, and pregnancy can be achieved as long as the fallopian tube is cleared.
The second type: fallopian tube occlusion but with mild damage. Most of the fallopian tube is normal. In this case, after dilation, the chance of pregnancy is quite high.
The third type: complete blockage of the fallopian tube with severe damage. For normal pregnancy, both fallopian tubes need to be unobstructed to proceed smoothly.
It is recommended to seek treatment at a regular and professional hospital. Wishing you a speedy recovery.