Patient's question:
I found out a month ago that one of my fallopian tubes is blocked. I took medication, but it didn't improve. The doctor said that just clearing it wouldn't be enough and that surgery would be necessary to repair it. I haven't had children yet, and I'm worried it will affect my future ability to conceive. If I keep one fallopian tube, can I still get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
For women, as long as one fallopian tube and ovary are in a normal state, it is possible to give birth, but the chances are relatively lower. The most common causes of fallopian tube blockage are chronic inflammation of the fallopian tube itself or surrounding tissues and organs. In milder cases, treatment can be implemented through fallopian tube fluid infusion or air insufflation procedures.