What happens if I get pregnant again after bilateral salpingectomy?

The fallopian tube is one of the most important reproductive organs for women. It is the key tissue for women's pregnancy and is irreplaceable. The health of the fallopian tube is also the health of the female reproductive system. However, in life, many women have their fallopian tubes removed due to serious fallopian tube problems. But what if they get pregnant again after bilateral fallopian tube removal? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone understands it.

It is basically impossible to get pregnant after bilateral fallopian tube removal. If you want to get pregnant at this time, you can only do so through in vitro fertilization. After the fallopian tube is removed, sperm cannot enter the fallopian tube, and the fallopian tube loses its function of picking up eggs and cannot be fertilized. Therefore, it is possible that natural pregnancy cannot be achieved after the fallopian tube is removed. But if the ovaries are still there, they will still ovulate, but the egg and sperm cannot combine. In vitro fertilization technology allows eggs to be retrieved under B-ultrasound, and then cultured and fertilized in vitro. The embryo is then implanted into the uterine cavity, thus achieving the purpose of conception.

It is impossible to get pregnant after bilateral fallopian tube removal. If this happens, it would be a very big miracle. It is possible that all the fallopian tubes were removed at once, or the fallopian tubes were not removed completely during the operation, and now you have a child. If you do not want the child, you can go to the hospital for an artificial abortion. It is a very simple operation that can be completed in a few minutes. If you want this child, you should go to the hospital regularly for pregnancy checkups.

If the fallopian tube is removed, sperm cannot pass through the fallopian tube to combine with the egg to conceive, so pregnancy is impossible; unless the incision ends are cleared by themselves after the operation, and without the fallopian tube, it is generally not possible to get pregnant normally, and it is easy to cause ectopic pregnancy. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a combined blood HCG hormone progesterone test, B-ultrasound examination, etc. to further confirm whether you are pregnant. If it is a normal intrauterine pregnancy, it can only be said to be a miracle.