Patient's question:
I've been married for two years without breastfeeding or being pregnant with my husband. Everything was checked and fine last week. On last Friday, I had a tubal ligation. The results aren't good: the left fallopian tube is blocked, but the right one isn't. The doctor directly told me to do IVF. I have atrial fibrillation. Besides IVF, there's nothing else. Can this method help me get pregnant? Are there other methods to treat fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
From what you said, you cannot get pregnant because of two fallopian tube blockages that interfere with the normal operation of the egg. Artificial insemination is a method that requires being successfully completed in a professional hospital. The success rate is high, but the cost is also high. It is recommended that you seek treatment at a professional infertility hospital or gynecological hospital. You can use drainage fluid or other methods to open the right fallopian tube, and use ultrasound monitoring data to find the ovulation and uterus to enhance the chance of getting pregnant.