Can I get pregnant if I have mild fallopian tube adhesion?

Tubal adhesions are divided into degree 1, degree 2, and degree 3. If it is mild tubal adhesion, successful conception is possible. For example, if mild adhesion occurs on one side, the chance of conception will be reduced by 50%, but as long as there is no problem with ovulation, successful conception can still be achieved. However, if it is severe tubal adhesion, it will lead to infertility in women, and timely treatment is needed at this time.

: The chance of pregnancy with mild adhesion of one fallopian tube is reduced to 50%, but you can get pregnant if there is no problem with your ovulation. But since you already have mild adhesion on one side, it means that your fallopian tube is now inflamed. It is best to treat it as well to avoid causing adhesion on the other side.

It is best not to use hysteroscopy or laparoscopy, because if you repeatedly operate the cervix during the inflammation period, the inflammation will spread and aggravate the infection; secondly, the endometrium of the fallopian tube will be damaged and adhere again. Repeated local stimulation can easily cause iatrogenic infection and block the lumen again. If you do not get pregnant within 3-6 months after the operation, the blockage and adhesion will be more serious, and ectopic pregnancy will occur. Please consider it carefully.

We remind you to keep up to date with the knowledge of what causes fallopian tube adhesions to avoid pelvic infections that can have physical and psychological effects on women. Once you experience the above-mentioned discomfort symptoms, do not take medication indiscriminately and go to the hospital in time to avoid delayed treatment and prolonged illness.

Don't be blind in treating infertility. Infertility is not a single disease. There are more than 150 causes of infertility. Therefore, to treat infertility, we must first find out the root cause of infertility so that we can better and completely cure it.

This is also the original intention and essence of symptomatic treatment. Blindly seeking medical treatment will not only result in a waste of money, but the long-term running around for medical treatment will also bring mental stress and pain to the person concerned, and mental factors will in turn have an adverse effect on the condition. For this reason, experts remind all infertility patients to go to regular hospitals for treatment and not to trust quack doctors.