Patient's question:
Doctor, hello Last month I had a pre-pregnancy test and found that the left fallopian tube was (hydrosalpinx) and the right one was blocked. What should I do in my situation?Doctor's answer:
Don't hurry, fallopian tube blockage is generally divided into proximal blockage, interstitial blockage, and distal blockage. Generally, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy can only solve distal blockage problems, and they cannot solve proximal blockage.It is recommended that you take your contrast imaging results to a formal gynecological hospital to undergo a double-lens fusion COOK wire recanalization surgery. The success rate of this type of recanalization surgery is usually very high, but it is essential to go to a formal gynecological hospital with highly skilled surgical techniques.