Can women with blocked fallopian tubes get pregnant?

Patient's question:

After the last irrigation, my period hasn't come yet, so I haven't had a check-up. The result of the last irrigation was local blockage, which was slightly adjusted and passed. Can I get pregnant like this? Should I have another irrigation next month? It costs about 1,000 each time. I can't afford it, and there's no solution. I really want to get pregnant. My period isn't very regular either. It comes every 40 to 50 days. What should I do to regulate it? Thank you.

Doctor's answer:

Hello. Since it is bilateral fallopian tube blockage with some patency, the chances of pregnancy in this condition are not high, and even if pregnancy occurs, it is very likely to result in an ectopic pregnancy. The best course of action for you now is to go to the hospital for a three-mirror and one-string surgery to clear the fallopian tubes. If the fallopian tubes are cleared after the surgery and are found to be unobstructed, you can then conceive normally. You can start going to the hospital for ultrasound monitoring of follicular development from the 10th day of your menstrual cycle.

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