Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a thorough examination a few days ago, and now it is found that my fallopian tubes are not completely blocked but not fully open. Can I get pregnant with fallopian tubes not completely blocked?Doctor's answer:
Fallopian tube hydrosalpinx is a common gynecological disease in clinical diagnosis. Most cases are caused by inflammatory infections, where although the fallopian tubes are not completely blocked, they are not fully unobstructed. This can lead to difficulties in the upward movement of ova and the downward movement of sperm, making it hard for sperm and eggs to combine to form a fertilized egg. It can severely affect conception and may lead to recurrent infertility. It is essential to seek active treatment to avoid impacting conception.