Patient's question:
What are the methods for treating fallopian tube blockage? The sooner the better, as my family is urging me. I also want to have a child of my own. What are the methods for treating fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, your fallopian tubes are blocked but not completely obstructed. This condition can affect your fertility, and the likelihood of ectopic pregnancy is still relatively high even if you become pregnant. For your situation, the traditional fallopian tube hydrotubation is no longer used for diagnosing fallopian tube lesions because it has a high false-positive rate and cannot accurately determine the specific site of the lesion. It is now primarily used as an auxiliary treatment for preventing adhesions after surgery. Our hospital uses absorbable contrast technology, which does not affect normal pregnancy next month, causes no pain to the patient, and does not damage the fallopian tube lining. This contrast agent can also be used for intravenous angiography. If any issues are detected during the examination, surgical treatment can be performed that same month. Some mildly adhesed fallopian tubes may be cleared during the examination, and if no problems are found afterward, you may be able to try conception under the guidance of a doctor next month. We recommend that you come to our hospital for a detailed examination 3-7 days after your menstrual period ends to clarify the current status of your fallopian tubes and receive targeted treatment. Do not miss the best age for pregnancy.