Can I get pregnant if my fallopian tube is open on one side?

There are two ovaries in the female body, and many problems often occur with these two ovaries. For example, one fallopian tube is unobstructed while the other is blocked. This situation will lead to some serious consequences, including a lower pregnancy rate and some other symptoms. So, is it possible to get pregnant if one fallopian tube is unobstructed?

When only one fallopian tube is open, the chance of pregnancy drops by 50%, but successful pregnancy is still possible. However, if there are other factors that can cause infertility, or the other side of the fallopian tube is dysfunctional, successful pregnancy will definitely not be possible. So, for women with a patent fallopian tube on one side, how can they get pregnant? If you want to know whether you can get pregnant, you need to go to the hospital for a more detailed examination to understand the functional status of the entire reproductive organs and rule out various causes of infertility.

One side of the fallopian tube is unobstructed, so be careful to prevent obstruction

Inflammation of the fallopian tube caused by various reasons such as long-term vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, sexually transmitted diseases, etc. can damage the fallopian tube mucosa, forming scars and adhesions, and the fallopian tube lumen will become narrow or blocked, which will cause real infertility.

After understanding whether it is possible to get pregnant with only one fallopian tube, women must follow the doctor's advice when such a situation occurs. If a woman wants to get pregnant, she must adjust all aspects of her body so that the pregnancy can proceed smoothly. However, it should be noted that before a woman prepares to become pregnant, she must choose some foods that are beneficial to her health.

According to actual investigations of patients with obstructed fallopian tubes, if there is a problem on the left side, the right side is difficult to stay out of it and will be affected to some extent. In other words, if the left side is blocked, then the right fallopian tube is also very likely to be diseased.

Even if there is no lesion on the right side, it is very unreliable for a woman to get pregnant relying solely on the left fallopian tube. Because the harm of blocked fallopian tubes not only affects pregnancy, but also easily causes ectopic pregnancy. If the egg and sperm combine in the obstructed left fallopian tube, they will begin to develop and grow in the fallopian tube because they cannot reach the uterine cavity. This is why an obstructed left fallopian tube can easily cause an ectopic pregnancy.