Patient's question:
I have previously undergone a gynecological examination, and now I only have one fallopian tube. Therefore, I have always been afraid to date boys, but I have now met someone who is very kind to me, and he is aware of my condition. We are preparing to get married, but can I still get pregnant with this condition?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Menopause in women is when the ovaries on both sides gradually cease to function, typically one at a time. If you only have one fallopian tube and it is unobstructed without adhesions or blockages, you can still get pregnant, although the chances of conception will be reduced by 50%. Rest well, avoid overexertion, maintain good personal hygiene, and prevent unprotected sex. During pre-pregnancy, it is best to have an MRI examination to assess menopause. If necessary, undergo fallopian tube to determine the best time to have intercourse during ovulation, which maximizes the chances of delivery. Wishing you good health!