Can a blocked fallopian tube be cured?

Under normal circumstances, fallopian tube blockage can be good, only a very few patients have unsuccessful surgery, and there may continue to be adhesion blockage after **, which will affect pregnancy and lead to infertility. In this case, it is necessary to get pregnant through IVF. In most cases, there is a blockage of the fallopian tubes, which can be performed by hysteroscopy combined with laparoscopy**.

If there is a blockage that is not particularly severe, especially if there is a blockage of the proximal fallopian tube, it can be performed with a catheter with a hysteroscopy**. If there is a blockage in the middle of the fallopian tube, the blockage can be removed and the two stumps of the fallopian tube can be anastomized.

Whether or not a fallopian tube is blocked depends on the severity of the condition. The fallopian tubes are not open and can be cured; Fallopian tube obstruction, but the damage is not severe** up to 90%; The fallopian tubes are completely blocked, and even if they are successfully dredged, it is difficult to conceive naturally.

1. The fallopian tubes are not open.

The fallopian tubes are blocked by debris, shedding cells, or blood clots, or they can also be adhesions in the fallopian tubes, causing the fallopian tubes to be blocked. It can be dredged laparoscopically and can be cured.

2. Fallopian tube obstruction is not serious.

Tubal unclogging can be performed with combined uteroperitoneal surgery. If there is hydrosalpinx, the fluid can be drained to prevent re-adhesion, and the surgical effect is better, and the success rate can reach more than 90%.

3. Complete blockage of the fallopian tubes.

Caused by a long course of disease, a delayed illness, or tubal tuberculosis infection. It can cause fallopian tube scarring, contracture, and stiffness, and in severe cases, the fallopian tube function is irreversible, and even if it is successfully dredged, it is difficult to conceive naturally.

Fallopian tube blockage can be cured, but it is more troublesome, and the effect is not very good!!

There are two options for tubal blockage: one is conservative and the other is surgical. Conservative ** to do tubal patency surgery, generally refers to a small operation that can be done in the outpatient clinic if the fallopian tube is not very blocked.

This is a method of injecting the liquid through the uterine cavity into the fallopian tubes, which can open the fallopian tubes that are not very seriously blocked. Another method is to do laparoscopic surgery, and then open the fallopian tubes during the operation, this kind of surgery is more intuitive and the effect is better, it is generally for the fallopian tube obstruction is more serious, or the fallopian tube umbrella has hydrops and other conditions to do the surgery.

However, the disadvantage of this procedure is that it is expensive and the patient needs to be hospitalized for the surgery.