What should I do if I find that I have fallopian tube blockage? Who can help me?

Patient's question:

Married for 3 years, using contraception for 1 year, and taking Chinese medicine for regulation in the local area for 1 year. In the third year, I have been continuously trying to conceive, or you could say giving up treatment. The fallopian tubes are still blocked.

Doctor's answer:

Problem Analysis: Hello, fallopian tube blockage is often caused by fallopian tube inflammation. If the blockage is severe, traditional Chinese medicine may not be effective in treating it, and surgery is usually a better option. If fallopian tube blockage is not treated promptly, it may lead to other infertility conditions, such as pelvic inflammatory disease or pelvic effusion.
Suggestions: It is recommended that you clarify the cause of your condition as soon as possible. If it is only fallopian tube blockage, there is no need to worry, and you should not give up on treatment. Additionally, it is advised that your partner also undergo testing, as infertility may be caused by the male partner or both partners.

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