How to retrieve eggs if fallopian tubes are blocked?

For some women, being unable to get pregnant is definitely unacceptable, but fortunately there are some medical methods that can allow women to get pregnant successfully when the fallopian tubes are blocked, and this method is in vitro fertilization. However, women who have this need are confused. The fallopian tubes are already blocked, so how can they be removed? Let me give you a brief introduction below.

In vitro fertilization is a special technology that takes both eggs and sperm outside the body, allows them to complete the fertilization process in an artificially controlled environment outside the body, and then transplants the early 2 embryos into the woman's uterus to grow into a child. Babies born through in vitro fertilization are called test-tube babies. Guidance: Indications for test-tube babies

1. Patients with fallopian tube obstruction;

2. Patients with unexplained infertility who have failed to become pregnant through IUI and other treatments;

3. The male has severe oligospermia or azoospermia and needs to obtain sperm through testicular or epididymal puncture;

4. Women with endometriosis and infertility can use IVF to assist pregnancy as appropriate;

5. Patients with ovulation disorders have no mature follicle growth after general ovulation induction treatment.

The normal mature dominant follicle is 18 to 25 mm. It is not conducive to discharge if it is too large or too small. Your situation is mostly considered to be ovulation disorder, luteinized unruptured follicle syndrome: refers to a group of syndromes in which the menstrual cycle is regular and ovulation is assumed, but the follicle does not rupture in the middle of the menstrual period and there is no ovulation. It is one of the important causes of infertility. Patients are often clinically diagnosed with unexplained infertility, corpus luteum deficiency, endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease. The possibility of this disease should also be considered in patients with ovulatory dysfunction who cannot become pregnant even after inducing "successful ovulation". It is recommended that you come to the hospital as soon as possible to further clarify the cause and receive targeted treatment.