Patient's question:
The doctor has been married for two years and has always wanted a baby, but has never been able to conceive. She has had many arguments with her husband about this matter. After a thorough examination at a hospital, the doctor said that her fallopian tubes are blocked. Can she still get pregnant with blocked fallopian tubes? What kind of help is needed: Can she still get pregnant with blocked fallopian tubes?Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, currently, fallopian tube blockage has nothing to do with early pregnancy. Early pregnancy usually involves the combination of an egg and sperm in the ampulla (the thicker part of the fallopian tube) to form a zygote, which then travels through the fallopian tube's contractions to implant in the uterine cavity (what is known as early pregnancy), potentially causing fallopian tube blockage. It is recommended to undergo examination and treatment in a regular hospital. Of course, pregnancy requires both sperm and eggs. The country encourages pre-natal studies and couples to undergo thorough examinations.