Is it possible to become pregnant naturally (without surgery) if you have a blocked fallopian tube?
At which stage should you need surgery, and what is the role of fertility drugs? These and many more questions addressed by Dr Sylvia.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:08 Causes of Blocked Fallopian Tubes
03:18 Types of Fallopian Tube Blockage
04:28 How a Blocked Fallopian Tube is Detected
05:58 Is Pregnancy possible with a blocked Fallopian Tube
06:25 Pregnancy Options with One Blocked Fallopian Tube
06:49 What is Manual Physical Therapy?
07:57 Nonsurgical Option (Tubal Cannulation)
08:58 Role of Fertility Drugs
09:28 When do you need Surgery?
09:54 Invitro Fertilisation
10:19 Serrapeptase and Mucinex

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