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I need his advice on this:if a woman of 31 years with a fibroid and blocked fallopian tubes, is last option ivf?
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Blocked tubes: If there is any viable tube, few people could try tubal reanastomisis and reconnect two lengths of "good" tube together but the chances if success would be low if prior tubal disease/damage. Most would agree IVF the best option.
Answered 2/10/2015
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