Patient's question:
During the pre-marital examination, it was said that my fallopian tubes were blocked and I would never experience menopause. Can I get pregnant without ovulating in this case? How should such a condition be treated?Doctor's answer:
If both fallopian tubes are blocked, there is generally no chance of natural delivery. However, blocked fallopian tubes do not necessarily mean menopause has occurred. Menopause primarily depends on whether your ovarian function is normal and whether your menstrual cycles are regular, usually occurring once a month. It is just that due to the blocked fallopian tubes, sperm and eggs have no chance to meet, resulting in infertility. If you are planning to have a baby, you can undergo laparoscopic surgery to unblock the tubes at a regular hospital. In addition to treating anovulation, it is recommended that patients pay attention to their diet in daily life and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical fitness and slow down the recovery process.