Can people with blocked fallopian tubes have IVF?

The fallopian tube is a very important organ in the female body, responsible for the transportation of female eggs. If there is a problem with a woman's fallopian tubes, she will not be able to have children naturally. There is now a concept called in vitro fertilization, which is a way to remove sperm and eggs from the human body and conceive outside the body. Well, I wonder if this technology can help some women with blocked fallopian tubes? Let’s take a look at this: Can you do IVF if your fallopian tubes are blocked?

Even if the fallopian tubes are blocked, you can still have IVF.

But before doing it, it is best to go to the hospital to check whether it is really suitable. IVF is suitable for:

1. Severe fallopian tube disease, such as pelvic inflammatory disease leading to fallopian tube blockage and hydrops; or fallopian tube tuberculosis with normal endometrium; or fallopian tube blockage after ectopic pregnancy surgery;

2. Endometriosis

3. Immune infertility, with anti-sperm antibodies in the male's semen or the female's cervical mucus;

4. Male factors, i.e. oligospermia, asthenospermia, teratospermia;

5. Unexplained infertility;

6. Those whose infertility treatment for other reasons is ineffective;

7. Those with genetic diseases who need pre-transplant diagnosis;

8. Others: such as unruptured follicle syndrome, etc. However, IVF is expensive; the success rate is low; the baby is light; it is prone to brain disease, hernia, mental retardation and other adverse phenomena.

Through the above content, we can roughly understand that some women with blocked fallopian tubes can also have in vitro fertilization. However, because the cases of fallopian tube blockage are different, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital for a detailed examination first, and then choose the appropriate method of conception based on the examination results!