Pregnancy after angiography of fimbriae adhesions

When the fallopian tubes on both sides are affected by repeated inflammation for a long time, the fallopian tubes on both sides may develop adhesions. Adhesions of the fallopian tubes on both sides will cause irregular menstruation in women, such as increased menstrual flow and dark blood, or prolonged menstruation, etc. In addition, it is also accompanied by lower abdominal pain and back pain. Regarding this matter, some women want to know, can artificial insemination be achieved with adhesions of the fallopian tubes?

Bilateral adhesion of the fallopian tube fimbria actually means that both fallopian tubes are blocked, which will cause the egg cell to be unable to pass through the sperm cell, and the sperm and egg cannot combine normally, thus causing infertility. Even if the egg cell and sperm cell are successfully fertilized, if the sperm and egg cannot combine and return to the uterine cavity, then the probability of ectopic pregnancy is very high, which will seriously affect women's health.

If you want to diagnose whether you have bilateral adhesion of the fallopian tube fimbria, you can check through hydrotubation, angiography and hysteroscopy. Hydrotubation is a traditional examination method, which is performed under a blind system and has low accuracy. The angiography is performed under a visible system and can clearly see the obstruction status and severity of the bilateral fallopian tubes. Hysteroscopy is only an examination method used to understand the internal status of the uterus.

Bilateral adhesion of the fallopian tube fimbria cannot be cured by medicine. The most effective way is to use surgery as soon as possible to separate the adhesion site through surgery. After the operation, take anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection. During the treatment period, the patient should not have strenuous exercise and should rest for a period of time. The diet should be light, nutritious and easy to digest, which is conducive to physical recovery.

It should be noted that adhesion of the fimbria can easily lead to ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, if you are already pregnant, it is best to do a B-ultrasound examination to see whether the test tube embryo is conceived in the uterine cavity to avoid harm to pregnant women with ectopic pregnancy.