Patient's question:
I have never been pregnant. I always thought it was due to my partner's factors or the cause of the disease, which has led to the current somewhat strained relationship between us. Later, I went to the hospital for a detailed examination and was told that my fallopian tubes might be blocked. It was necessary to go back for a consultation the next day to determine this. However, I don't have any obvious symptoms myself.Doctor's answer:
Hello! The fallopian tubes are the key passage for women to conceive. Problems with them usually do not present obvious clinical symptoms and are often only discovered through examinations when infertility persists for a long time. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for targeted examinations to clarify the situation. If any issues are found, early treatment can be administered to improve the chances of conception.