Patient's question:
I had both of my fallopian tubes removed, and I'm very worried that I will never be able to get pregnant again. But I really want to have children. Will I still be able to get pregnant if one fallopian tube is removed?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, it is confirmed that the chances of you getting pregnant after bilateral tubal ligation are almost zero. However, with the rapid development of medical technology, in vitro fertilization (IVF) technology has gradually become a way for more and more women who cannot give birth normally to enjoy the right to be mothers. For women who have had bilateral tubal ligation, they can directly decide whether to have IVF and should not feel scared. Good physical health and a positive mindset are prerequisites for normal delivery. I suggest you must actively face it.