Patient's question:
After getting married to my husband, we have never been able to get pregnant. I went for a health check-up, and there were no issues with my husband. They said it was a blockage in my fallopian tubes, but it wasn't a complete blockage—only the left fallopian tube was blocked, while the right one was not. Can I undergo artificial insemination with the left fallopian tube blocked and the right one open? How much does artificial insemination cost?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described: In your case, artificial insemination can be performed. With the advancement of modern medicine, it is recommended that you visit a formal tertiary hospital for an ultrasound and colposcopy examination. Actively undergo minimally invasive surgery to open the fallopian tubes. If it cannot be stabilized, artificial insemination or IVF can be used to achieve childbirth. The specific cost is uncertain.