Patient's question:
Patient Gender: Doctor, hello. My wife has undergone surgery due to cancer, and her left fallopian tube was removed, which significantly reduces the chances of pregnancy. Recently, she was able to conceive, but the pregnancy would automatically miscarry after a few months. After visiting the hospital, the doctor said the chances of fertility were very low. I want to know what treatment we should undergo to have a child!First follow-up question: What are the chances of having a child? // How can we prevent miscarriage? Sometimes my wife's stomach hurts, and the doctor said it might be due to abdominal adhesions. When she has stomach pain, we use hot water compresses, but the pregnancy still miscarried.
Doctor
Doctor's answer:
If the right fallopian tube is removed, and the other fallopian tube is functioning normally but still unable to conceive, we need to consider whether there are other reasons. It's also possible that the quality of our eggs is not up to standard. In this case, we should promptly undergo examinations.