Patient's question:
The doctor said not to take the medicine anymore. Until 2009, when the examination showed that the ovaries were normal and the fallopian tubes were also normal, but she was still unable to get pregnant. In 2009, the examination showed that the doctor said it was possible to get pregnant, and the fallopian tubes were normal! What kind of help is needed: want to know how to get pregnant!Doctor's answer:
Tuberculous pelvic inflammatory disease, after full recovery, it is possible to get pregnant. In your case, since the tuberculous pelvic inflammatory disease has been fully recovered for over two years and no fallopian tube blockage has been detected, this situation allows for pregnancy. You can have intercourse during ovulation to reduce the chances of delivery. Ovulation occurs 14 days before menstruation, and you can estimate it based on your menstrual cycle or use ovulation test strips for confirmation.