Patient's question:
The passage I've been thinking about recently is "The Great Physician's Refinement," which advocates that medical practitioners must have children. My husband and I are particularly heartbroken about this matter, and we don't know why it's proving impossible for us to conceive. Later, after a thorough examination, it was discovered that I have blocked fallopian tubes and need to undergo a fallopian tube examination. I know very little about this, and I'm wondering: how much does a fallopian tube cost? And about the abnormal chromosomes in the embryos—twice?Doctor's answer:
1: If the fallopian tubes are blocked, it will definitely affect the recurrence of female infertility. In clinical diagnosis, this type of female infertility is called tubal infertility.2: If one fallopian tube is blocked, there is still a slight chance of pregnancy, but it is also necessary to consider the condition of the other fallopian tube. If both sides are blocked,
3: it is absolutely impossible to conceive. It is recommended that the concerned women seek timely examination and treatment at a formal hospital.