Patient's question:
I only have the left fallopian tube and it has been surgically treated. Can I still get pregnant naturally?Doctor's answer:
The factors that interfere with natural childbirth include, for example, the development of follicles, the patency of both fallopian tubes, and the presence of reproductive system inflammation. Based on your description, if only one fallopian tube remains, the chance of natural childbirth increases by half. If the left fallopian tube is unobstructed and free of inflammation, natural childbirth is also possible. You can go to the hospital for an MRI to thoroughly examine the healthy side. When you reach menopause, the possibility of ovulation and delivery is much higher.