Patient's question:
I have been with my boyfriend for many years, and we recently want to have a child. However, after a thorough check-up at the hospital, the doctor said that my left fallopian tube is blocked. But I really want to have a child, so I want to ask what should I do if the left fallopian tube is blocked? Is there any method to unblock it?Doctor's answer:
If only the left fallopian tube is blocked, it is generally still possible to get pregnant. The right fallopian tube is normal and can also allow sperm, egg, and fertilized egg to reach the goal of pregnancy. Only when both fallopian tubes are blocked is it one of the factors of infertility. Tubal irrigation or manual treatment can also be performed to open the affected fallopian tube. Most cases of blocked fallopian tubes are caused by adnexal inflammation, so it is important to prevent reproductive system infections in daily life.