Patient's question:
I had a recurrent ectopic pregnancy before, so my left fallopian tube has been removed. Now I only have one fallopian tube. I want to get pregnant. Is it true that I can only get pregnant every other month in my situation? Do fallopian tubes stop functioning every month? Is there a regular pattern to when fallopian tubes stop functioning? What kind of help do you need: Is there a regular pattern to when fallopian tubes stop functioning?Doctor's answer:
You have had your left fallopian tube removed due to an ectopic pregnancy, so it is still possible to conceive in this situation, although it can be challenging. Under normal circumstances, women's menopause occurs approximately monthly. With only one fallopian tube, your condition allows you to undergo an ultrasound examination at a local hospital 3 to 5 days after your menstrual period to check for follicle development, and then you can prepare for conception.The above is the advice for the question "Is there a regular pattern in tubal menopause?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!