Patient's question:
The left fallopian tube is blocked but she has gone through menopause, while the right tube is open but she does not ovulate. This was tested last month, and now it has been 15 days since the test. The test results show small sizes. What could be the reason?Doctor's answer:
Two ovaries usually go through menopause alternately. After the eggs are released into the abdominal cavity, they immediately enter the nearby fallopian tube, waiting for sperm to fertilize the egg. They will never enter the other fallopian tube. Therefore, it is possible to wait until next month to consider getting pregnant. This means the chance of getting pregnant may be reduced by half. Only targeted and thorough examinations can confirm the condition of blocked fallopian tubes. It is recommended that couples visit a formal and professional infertility clinic for guidance and symptomatic treatment. Additionally, for gynecological patients during treatment, their dietary condition and care are also very important. Patients must pay close attention to their diet and eat more light foods to avoid unnecessary harm.