Patient's question:
How to get pregnant with blocked fallopian tubes? With bilateral blocked fallopian tubes, what should I do? Can I still get pregnant normally in this condition? Is IVF a good option?Doctor's answer:
Hello, patients with fallopian tube blockage may experience varying degrees of lower abdominal pain, lower back and sacral soreness, fullness, and a sense of heaviness or dragging. They may also have bladder or rectal fullness pain or pain during emptying, or symptoms such as frequent urination or tenesmus (urgent need to defecate). If bilateral fallopian tube blockage is left untreated, the chances of pregnancy are very low. However, as long as the fallopian tubes are cleared and other diseases are resolved, pregnancy is not an issue.