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I have my left tube block
My all tests are normal.I ovulate normally generally on 16,17 th day,but I have blockage in my left tube.
I ovulated from right side(right tube is open) for last 4 cycles but dint get preganant.
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Ovulation takes place at the ovaries. Only one egg is released which is caught by the fimbriated end of the tube, either left or right. It has to travel up the tube where the fertilization by the sperm takes place. If one tube is blocked then your chances of pregnancy are halved. Get the tubal block removed to improve your chances of getting pregnant.
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check the patency of the fallopian tubes and release of ovum from ovary by ultrasound study. based on the results take appropriate treatment.
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Dr. Vijyaben Patel
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42 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Hi, the reason of your Lt. tubal block is the reason ,if your husband's semen analysis report is normal, your ovulation is normal. Your endometrium also should normal. Over and above your vitamins and minerals also responsible for conception.
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