Patient's question:
Infertility from the beginning, appendicitis perforation surgery in 2010, which caused peritonitis. Had contrast examination in 2013. Ovulation monitoring was done in 2013 (normal). The male partner also underwent relevant tests, diagnosed with chlamydia infection and received medication treatment. No other issues.Doctor's answer:
Hello, I have carefully reviewed your medical history. I was wondering about your menstrual cycle. I recommend taking a blood test during days 2-5 of your period to check your hormone levels. Additionally, around day 10 of your cycle, it would be beneficial to undergo ovulation monitoring to assess your ovulation status. If ovulation occurs on the left ovary, there is a possibility of natural conception. However, since you have tubal inflammation and a history of abdominal surgery, the right fallopian tube did not show up on contrast imaging, suggesting the presence of pelvic inflammation. The chances of natural conception are likely not very high.I suggest undergoing laparoscopic surgery after your menstrual cycle ends. While surgical intervention may not guarantee the unblocking of fallopian tubes, there is a higher likelihood of success for the left tube. However, if the right tube is blocked in the stromal area, the chances of surgical unblocking may be limited.
At the same time, I recommend that your partner abstain from sexual activity for 2-7 days to undergo a semen analysis. It is essential to seek medical treatment at a reputable hospital. Here are a few hospitals I am aware of: Changchun People's Hospital, Dongtai People's Hospital, and Jilin Maternal and Child Health Hospital.