Patient's question:
Female, 28, in good health4 years ago, due to ectopic pregnancy and fallopian tube blockage, one fallopian tube was removed. Up to now, she hasn't become pregnant.
Doctor's answer:
As long as the other fallopian tube is normal and healthy, with normal function, you will be able to get pregnant and have children. Because during ovulation, both ovaries can release eggs. If you have one removed, the other side will still ovulate. As long as there is normal sperm and egg combination, and the fallopian tube function is normal, then a normal fetus can be formed, and you will have children.