Among all infertility patients, tubal blockage and hydrosalpinx are the most common causes. As fallopian tubes are where the sperm should meet the egg, infertility occurs when the tubes are blocked.
Can
Fuyan Pill unblock fallopian tubes? Since tubal conditions are treated with surgery or laparoscopy in most cases, herbal formulas are not always the first choice. However, actually, herbal formulas is completely capable of treating tubal blockage and hydrosalpinx whose history is not long. Then how can the herbal formula unblock fallopian tubes?
Fuyan Pill is a traditional Chinese medicine which contains many herbs in its formula. Some herbs are highly powerful in dissipating hard lumps, as a result the blockage can be dissipated and the tubes can get opened. There're also some herbs which can promote blood circulation and dissolve stasis, as a result the adhesions inside or around the fallopian tubes can be cleared up. By these means, blockage or adhesions of fallopian tube can be treated. According to clinical cases from Wuhan Dr. Lee's TCM Clinic, tubal blockage, hydrosalpinx, and tubal adhesions can be treated by Fuyan Pill within three to four months.
Both herbal formula and surgery can unblock fallopian tubes, is there any advantage of herbal formula Fuyan Pill?
As PID, or more specifically, chronic
salpingitis, is the very cause of tubal blockage, blockage may recur after it is cleared up if the inflammation is left untreated. Medical care or medication after surgery sometimes cannot completely cure salpingitis. This is why blockage often recurs after surgery or laparoscopy. Fuyan Pill as a herbal formula which works on inflammation as well, it completely treats
pelvic inflammatory disease, and chronic salpingitis. As a result, tubal blockage and hydrosalpinx never recurs after the medication of Fuyan Pill because its causing factor is disposed as well. Considering this factor, herbal formula Fuyan Pill is a more appropriate treatment than surgery in treating hydrosalpinx, tubal blockage and tubal adhesions.
