Patient's question:
Last week, I went to the hospital for a check-up and was found to have a blocked fallopian tube. Coincidentally, this happened during the time I was trying to get pregnant. What should I do now? Will I get a recurrence after having a blocked fallopian tube?Doctor's answer:
Problem Analysis:Hello! Tubal blockage is one of the important reasons for female infertility. Studies both domestically and internationally have shown that at least 80% of patients can achieve near-end tubal recanalization through non-surgical methods. The appropriate treatment plan should be selected based on your specific tubal condition to conduct scientific, targeted therapy. By regulating the fallopian tubes and confirming patency after follow-up, the chances of pregnancy are very high.
Suggestions:
It is possible to get pregnant with one blocked fallopian tube, as the fertilized egg still has a 50% chance of successfully reaching the uterus through the other tube. However, if it passes through the blocked tube, it may lead to an ectopic pregnancy. It is recommended to seek diagnosis and treatment at a formal hospital. Wishing you early health and pregnancy!