Patient's question:
I and my husband have been trying to conceive for a long time, but my fallopian tubes are not unobstructed. Can I try to conceive if the fallopian tubes are not completely unobstructed?Doctor's answer:
For your current condition of fallopian tube patency but not fully unobstructed, it is generally not recommended to conceive. This is because such a condition increases the likelihood of a second ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, it is advisable to first actively treat the issue. You can undergo fallopian tube hydrotubation, while also complementing it with local physical therapy. Once the fallopian tubes are clear, you can then consider pregnancy. You can take folic acid supplements three months before pregnancy to prevent the possibility of the fetus developing neural tube defects again.