Patient's question:
Since getting married, we haven't been able to conceive. A while ago, I took my wife for a check-up, and they said she has blocked and fallopian tubes. How can blocked and fallopian tubes be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Tubal hydrops is an inflammatory lesion of the fallopian tube caused by long-term stimulation of tubal inflammation. Due to the frequent coexistence of fimbrial adhesion and occlusion in tubal hydrops, the accumulated fluid can easily reflux into the uterine cavity, leading to decreased endometrial receptivity and toxic effects on the embryo, which may result in infertility and miscarriage. For the treatment of tubal blockage with hydrops, there are generally two approaches. The first is conservative drug treatment for milder conditions, while surgical treatment is typically used for more severe cases. Usually, surgical treatment aims to completely eliminate inflammation, but it cannot remove the root cause of the disease.