Right ductal obstruction

If a woman grows and develops normally, she will have two fallopian tubes. If the right fallopian tube blocks both fallopian tubes on the left and one side is normal, it will not have a big impact on pregnancy and you can usually get pregnant normally, so there is no need to worry. However, if the right fallopian tube blocks both left fallopian tubes and one side is also blocked, pregnancy will not be possible.

Today's medical technology is very advanced, and in vitro fertilization is completely possible. If the obstruction is mild, it can be treated surgically at the beginning, such as hysteroscopic combined treatment. If the distal ends of both fallopian tubes are blocked, cosmetic surgery can be performed on both fallopian tubes, and a smooth test can be performed on both fallopian tubes. A guide wire can also be used to clear the blocked fallopian tubes. However, some people's fallopian tubes are blocked and surgery is not possible. In this case, you can choose to have in vitro fertilization.

A woman's bilateral fallopian tubes and ovaries are bilateral. If the right fallopian tube is blocked and the left fallopian tubes are smooth, she can get pregnant, but the chance of pregnancy will be relatively low. It is recommended to take menstruation regulating and pregnancy promoting pills orally, monitor ovulation test paper for pregnancy. If pregnancy has not occurred after half a year to a year, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy with guide wire cannulation can be performed within 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends. If both fallopian tubes are smooth, the chance of pregnancy will be relatively high. Usually, you should pay attention to the hygiene of the environment during menstruation and the hygiene of the environment during sex.

If a bilateral fallopian tube angiography has been performed 3 to 7 days into the menstrual period, a diagnosis of fallopian tube obstruction can be confirmed. So in terms of treatment, we should consider doing a bilateral fallopian tube perfusion treatment. If the three courses of treatment do not show any effect, we can choose to do a bilateral fallopian tube perfusion and pelvic adhesion separation surgery under hysteroscopy. If the effect is not good, the surgery fails, and the problem of fertility is solved, we need to choose assisted reproductive technology to do in vitro fertilization to solve the related problems.