Patient's question:
Hello, based on the results of previous tests at other hospitals, my issue is that one of my fallopian tubes is blocked, and I haven't been able to get pregnant for several years. What should I do, doctor?Doctor's answer:
Generally, if one fallopian tube is blocked but the other is open and normal, pregnancy is still possible, although the chances of conception are lower than normal. Conception is a complex physiological process, and the cause may be related to the woman, the man, or both. For your situation, the woman needs to be checked for fallopian tube patency, egg maturity, ovulation capability, and whether the uterine environment is suitable for fetal growth. The man needs to be checked for sperm quality and whether there are any immune antibodies in either partner.