Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a check-up. The results showed bilateral fallopian tube blockage. Some doctors suggested surgery, while others said there might be adhesion after surgery, so it's better to try to unblock it first. I'm currently unsure what to do. I'm also very worried and want to start treatment as soon as possible. What should I do about bilateral fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Bilateral tubal blockage makes it difficult for sperm and eggs to combine on both sides, which is relatively challenging to conceive. Generally, surgical treatment is the most effective for tubal blockage. Currently, there are many methods for treating tubal blockage, such as drug therapy, physical therapy, surgical treatment, etc. The appropriate treatment method should be selected based on the specific condition of your fallopian tubes. It is recommended that you visit a formal and professional infertility and subfertility specialist hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment.