What to do if the fallopian tube is blocked?

What to do with blocked fallopian tubes: Fallopian tube blockage needs to be treated according to the severity of fallopian tube blockage. If it is mild, it can be treated by tubal fluid, pelvic physiotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine. If the fallopian tube blockage is serious, general conservative treatment is ineffective, and surgery is preferred. Surgery depends on the different parts of the fallopian tube blockage. If the fallopian tube interstitial obstruction is feasible, hysteroscopy or X-ray or ultrasound monitoring can be used to dredge the guide wire; Hysteroscopy combined with laparoscopy is the gold standard for diagnosis and treatment of tubal infertility. It is performed by direct observation of the opening of the fallopian tube under hysteroscopy and direct insertion of a guide wire into the opening of the fallopian tube so as to clear the proximal obstruction of the fallopian tube. Laparoscopic tubal fimbria end obstruction or hydrosalpinx line salpingostomy, tubal fimbria end plastic surgery, but also feasible around the tubal adhesion release to restore the normal structure and spatial structure of the fallopian tube, while monitoring the hysteroscope under direct vision to increase the safety of hysteroscopic surgery.