Can you still get pregnant by removing both sides of the fallopian tubes?

In real life, many women have to undergo tubal resection because of some accidents to preserve their health. The fallopian tubes can be said to be an important source of life, so can the two sides of the fallopian tube be removed and pregnant? Check it out.

Can I still get pregnant with tubal resection on both sides?

The fallopian tubes play a very important role throughout the fertility process. When the man's sperm wants to meet the egg, it must be provided by the fallopian tube, in the tubal ampullament, the sperm and the egg combine to form the fertilized egg at the same time, and then under the swing of the fallopian tube cilia, the fertilized egg will be transported to the uterine cavity implantation and complete the pregnancy.

Normally, women generally have two fallopian tubes, connecting two ovaries, and the cycles of the ovaries on both sides alternately stimulate the follicle to mature and release the egg. Therefore, after the fallopian tubes are removed, the woman's chances of pregnancy will be greatly reduced, even infertile.

So is there really no way to get pregnant again with salping removal? In fact, after the salpingectomy, it is not that you cannot get pregnant, but that you still have the opportunity to get pregnant, and if necessary, you must use IVF to help you conceive.

First of all, let's talk about unilateral salpingonectomy, if one side of the fallopian tube is removed, then there is still a possibility of natural pregnancy. Because the other side of the fallopian tube is normal, there is no problem with the internal function, and the uterine function is also better, this situation can be conceived under the guidance of intercourse. You can also use B-ultrasound monitoring to see which step your ovaries are mainly in, so that you can have intercourse in time.

The second is bilateral salpingectomy, in which case ivory infants can only be assisted in pregnancy. Both fallopian tubes are removed, which means that the fertility channel is gone. Bilateral salpingectomy makes it difficult for sperm and eggs to meet, and it is necessary to manually remove sperm and eggs from the body, and then fertilize in the laboratory and form early embryos, and finally select high-quality embryos to be transferred into the uterine cavity, so it can also be considered that IVF technology replaces the function of fallopian tubes.

Therefore, even if it is bilateral salpingectomy, do not be afraid, and get pregnant in time to receive professional advice to avoid accidents.

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