Patient's question:
One fallopian tube is blocked, often experiencing lower back pain. Will this affect pregnancy? Should I undergo relevant treatment? I've also been experiencing frequent constipation recently. Is it related to fallopian tube inflammation?Doctor's answer:
After meeting the above conditions, if you are older or eager to get pregnant, you may consider surgery to unblock the fallopian tubes and then try to conceive. If you are not in a great hurry, you can choose not to have surgery—the decision is yours. For patients with unilateral fallopian tube blockage, if they choose not to be treated, it would be beneficial to learn more about pregnancy techniques, such as ovulation calculation and sexual intercourse techniques. This can help improve your personal pregnancy rate.