Patient's question:
Can I get pregnant with one fallopian tube blocked but not completely? The left fallopian tube showedlike appearance on hysterosalpingography, while the right one was slow to open. Is it necessary for me to do in vitro fertilization? My hormone levels are normal, and I haven't been treated for subserosal uterine muscle?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the most common cause of tubal infertility is tubal inflammation or pelvic peritoneal inflammation. The patency of the fallopian tubes is one of the essential conditions for delivery. The lumen of the fallopian tubes is relatively narrow, with the narrowest part of the lumen diameter being only 1-2 mm. When tubal inflammation or pelvic inflammation occurs again, the narrowest part of the fallopian tubes and the fimbriae are very prone to re-adhesion or complete self-locking. As a result, sperm and eggs cannot meet within the lumen, leading to infertility. It is necessary to go to the hospital for surgery. Recommendation: Your condition must be treated with surgery.