Patient's question:
Doctor, my girlfriend is 28 years old, and we will get married in a few months. She discovered that one of her fallopian tubes is blocked during her recent health check-up. I would like to consult whether it is still possible to get pregnant with one blocked fallopian tube and whether it can be treated.Doctor's answer:
If you carefully examine the fallopian tube hysterosalpingogram, it indicates that one side of the fallopian tube is not unobstructed and completely blocked, while the other side is normal. In this case, it is still possible to conceive naturally, but the chances of pregnancy will be reduced by half compared to a normal person. During this period, it is necessary to monitor the healthy fallopian tube and ovary to see if there is menstruation. The success rate of pregnancy preparation is relatively high through ultrasound monitoring. If natural conception is not possible, you can decide to undergo in vitro fertilization.