Patient's question:
I had both my fallopian tubes removed due to two ectopic pregnancies. For someone like me who has had both tubes removed, what is the success rate of IVF (I had a daughter 20 years ago)? Is it a problem that both tubes were removed?Doctor's answer:
Is your menstrual cycle regular? If a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) thoroughly examines the uterus and ovaries, follicles, and menopause, and everything is normal, then IVF can be performed. If IVF is done, there is no need for fallopian tubes, so it is essential for the uterus and ovaries to be healthy. In addition to promptly treating ectopic pregnancy, friends with the disease should always maintain a positive attitude. Only in this way can they reduce the patient's immunity and the belief to fight the disease. At the same time, they should pay close attention to their dietary care and focus on balanced nutrition, ensuring that the body can digest nutrients promptly. They believe that this will definitely drive away ectopic pregnancy.