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Doctor recommended laparoscopy for blocked fallopian tube. My blood reports are normal but having low amh level 0.98 with Normal FSH and LH level with regular periods. I don't want to go for laparoscopy....can I do IVF directly....Can blocked fallopian tube make any problem during IVF procedure. I need suggestions on this.
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