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A member asked:
My right fallopian tube has hydrosalpinx and left shows adhesions; should i get these treated before going for ivf? are there any risks associated?
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Yes: Your hydrosalpinx should be treated to avoid complication(s) speak to your doctor , add yes spontaneous pregnancy is possible if block is removed in the tubes , unfortunately fertilized ovum will have hurdles to return to uterus good luck.
Answered 6/16/2014
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