Can Chinese medicine dredge the fallopian tubes?

Many women have difficulty conceiving, and when they go to the hospital for a check-up, there is a high chance that it is caused by blockage of the fallopian tubes. Because the eggs discharged from the female ovaries are important substances for combining into fertilized eggs, and the fallopian tubes are important channels for producing eggs. If the fallopian tubes are blocked, the eggs will not be discharged normally. Fallopian tube blockage can also be treated with drugs, but can drinking Chinese medicine dredge the fallopian tubes?

Can I take Chinese medicine for blocked fallopian tubes?

If the fallopian tubes are blocked, Chinese medicine treatment is meaningless and surgery is the only treatment option.

Tubal infertility is caused by diseases of the fallopian tube, including weakened contraction function of the fallopian tube wall muscles, decreased motility of epithelial cilia, fallopian tube inflammation, fallopian tube adhesions, water accumulation or obstruction, and fallopian tube fusion. The method and effect of fallopian tube recanalization mainly depends on the degree, location, and nature of the blockage, and of course the patient's fertility status, age, requirements, etc.

Traditionally, fallopian tube obstruction is treated by hysterosalpingography or hydrosalpingography. Hysterosalpingography has both an inspection and unblocking function. Most patients with mild adhesions of the fallopian tubes can have their tubes unblocked after one hysterosalpingography. Alternatively, some traditional Chinese medicine, physical therapy and other methods can be effective for some patients. However, for some patients with more severe adhesions, conservative treatment is obviously not enough and surgery is required. The commonly used surgical method for unblocking fallopian tubes now is hysteroscopy and laparoscopy. With the help of hysteroscopy, the adhesion sites can be found through the TV screen and loosened. If necessary, the fallopian tubes can be reshaped to restore the patency of the fallopian tubes. The obstruction of the left fallopian tube and the obstruction of the interstitial part of the right fallopian tube will affect pregnancy.

In your case, you can use our hospital's combined hysteroscopy and laparoscopy + American second-generation Cook guidewire. This operation is minimally invasive surgery. Its biggest advantages are that the patient will suffer less injury, less pain, faster recovery, smaller scars, shorter hospitalization time, lighter body stress response, and less damage to immune function. Minimally invasive high-end technology that combines examination, treatment, and surgery can unclog your fallopian tubes. If other conditions for conception are met, you can try to get pregnant under the guidance of an expert in the second month after the operation. Our hospital is a specialized hospital for the treatment of infertility. We recommend that you come to our hospital for a detailed examination as soon as possible, identify the cause and take targeted treatment. Don't miss the best age for pregnancy.

Surgical treatment of fallopian tube obstruction

1. Laparoscopic surgery: Laparoscopic examination can not only provide a comprehensive picture of the abdominal cavity, but also allow the following surgeries to be performed under laparoscopy: ① Salpingostomy, which can be performed with an electric knife. ② Fallopian tube fimbria plastic surgery. ③Adhesion separation. ④ Puncture and resection of ovarian crown cysts, paraovarian cysts, small ovarian follicular cysts within the mesosalpinx, removal of pathological ovarian cysts and tumors (subserosal), etc. ⑤Electrocautery of endometriosis lesions. ⑥ Biopsy of abnormal tissue. ⑦ Fallopian tube insufflation.

2. Abdominal surgery: More sophisticated fallopian tube plastic surgery must be performed through laparotomy. Complex adhesions between the fallopian tubes and adjacent abdominal organs, as well as scar occlusion of the tubal lumen caused by sterilization or other inflammatory factors, can be treated with microsurgery, with significant results in postoperative restoration of tubal canal function. However, it must be pointed out that surgery can restore patency but not necessarily the function of the fallopian tubes. Includes: ① Fallopian tube implantation. ② Fallopian tube anastomosis. ③Senior adhesion separation involving blood vessels. ④ Larger and more complex myomectomy and ovarian tumor resection.