Patient's question:
How should female fallopian tube blockage be treated? Doctor, hello, I want to consult about how to treat fallopian tube blockage. I had a contrast examination at the hospital, and it said my fallopian tubes are blocked with fluid. How can the treatment be effective?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the symptoms of fallopian tube adhesion are specifically as follows: 1. Infertility: In cases of female infertility, about one-third are caused by fallopian tube issues. Among these, various infections, especially tuberculosis infection, can lead to severe and irreversible damage to the fallopian tube lining. 2. Pain: Typically, there is pain, usually lower abdominal dull pain, lower abdominal heaviness, and back pain. Most treatments for fallopian tube blockage involve fallopian tube hydrotubation or minimally invasive surgery such as the "three mirrors and one thread" technique. Compared to these treatments, surgical outcomes are generally more ideal. Additionally, the suitability for such surgery should be determined based on the location of the blockage, in conjunction with imaging test results.