Can I still have a baby after having my fallopian tube removed?

When a woman has a gynecological disease, she may need surgery if it is serious. Some gynecological diseases may require the removal of the woman's fallopian tube. If only one side of the woman's fallopian tube is removed, the woman's chance of pregnancy may be greater, but if both sides of the fallopian tube are removed, the woman cannot get pregnant and can only use the method of in vitro fertilization. So, can she still have children after the fallopian tube is removed?

For many couples who have been married for a long time but have not been able to conceive their own baby, getting pregnant as soon as possible and having their own baby is their dream. However, many couples cannot conceive naturally due to various reasons. At this time, they need to undergo in vitro fertilization surgery to assist reproduction. For example, female friends who have undergone fallopian tube removal surgery cannot give birth on their own and must rely on the power of in vitro fertilization.

However, many women are worried that if both sides of their fallopian tubes are removed, the success rate of IVF will be very low. However, women who have had their fallopian tubes removed do not need to worry too much about this issue. As long as the ovaries on both sides function normally and can produce follicles, and the uterus functions normally, they can undergo in vitro fertilization. The fallopian tube is responsible for transporting eggs and delivering fertilized eggs. Even if there is no fallopian tube, it will not affect the normal function of the ovaries. Moreover, when undergoing in vitro fertilization, many hormonal drugs are used to promote the development of follicles.

In principle, the success rate of IVF for patients who have had both fallopian tubes removed is higher than that for women with ordinary fallopian tube blockage, because the risk of ectopic pregnancy for patients who have had both fallopian tubes removed is greatly reduced. However, the success rate of IVF is restricted by many factors, such as the skills of laboratory personnel, laboratory conditions, the age of women, the environment of the uterus and the function of ovaries, all of which will affect the success rate of IVF. Therefore, women who have had both fallopian tubes removed should also be judged comprehensively based on various aspects.

In short, the risk of ectopic pregnancy during IVF after bilateral fallopian tube removal will be very low, but the success rate of IVF is affected by many factors. To ensure the success rate of IVF, female friends must adjust their bodies in all aspects and make comprehensive preparations for IVF operations. And you should choose medical staff who are qualified and experienced in IVF to perform the operation.