Patient's question:
Doctor, I was troubled. In 2012, there was 7 millimeters of fluid accumulation on the left side with adhesion at the umbrella end. The right side had near-end blockage, almost completely obstructing the pelvic cavity. Later, I underwent IVF, but after three attempts, it didn't take.Doctor's answer:
Treatment for fallopian tube blockage varies depending on the location and severity of the blockage:First type, fallopian tube blockage with partial patency: This is relatively mild, and pregnancy can be achieved as long as the fallopian tube is cleared.
Second type, complete fallopian tube blockage: The damage is severe, and the chances of cure are uncertain. For normal pregnancy, both fallopian tubes need to be unobstructed to proceed smoothly.
Third type, fallopian tube occlusion: The damage is mild, with most of the fallopian tube being normal. In this case, after dilation, the chances of pregnancy are relatively high.