Bilateral tubal blockage and premature ovarian failure, is it possible to do IVF?

Patient's question:

I was diagnosed with secondary infertility in 1994. An iodine oil contrast examination revealed blocked fallopian tubes on both sides. This year, at a top-tier hospital in our city, I was found to have premature ovarian failure. Now, my menstruation depends on medication. I am concerned about the potential long-term effects of taking Fuyu Jiale and progesterone. Is there a better treatment plan for my condition? Can I still undergo IVF?

Doctor's answer:

There are many treatment methods for fallopian tube blockage, including traditional Chinese medicine regulation and egg passage therapy, interventional catheterization with X-ray for fallopian tube dilation, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy treatment, microwave physical therapy, as well as other methods such as infrared therapy, heat treatment, and gynecological treatment devices. Treatment may consider fallopian tube fluid infusion therapy. After dilation, it is important to strengthen anti-infection treatment to prevent recurrence of infection and adhesion.

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