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Blocked Fallopian Tubes: Can You Still Get Pregnant Without Surgery?

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Being told you have blocked fallopian tubes can feel like a dead end, but it usually isn't. Depending on the type and location of the blockage, pregnancy is often still very possible, sometimes without surgery at all. At the best IVF centre in Trichy , doctors regularly help women understand their actual options once tubal blockage is confirmed. What Blocked Fallopian Tubes Actually Mean Fallopian tubes are where sperm meets egg and where fertilisation naturally happens. A blockage anywhere along this pathway can prevent that meeting, or prevent a fertilised egg from reaching the uterus. Blockages can occur due to: Past pelvic infections or untreated STIs Endometriosis related scarring Previous abdominal or pelvic surgery A condition called hydrosalpinx, where the tube fills with fluid The location and severity of the blockage significantly affects which treatment option makes sense. How Blocked Tubes Are Diagnosed Most women discover this through a test called a hyster...

Low AMH and Pregnancy: What You Need to Know

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A low AMH result changes the way a woman thinks about her fertility almost immediately. The number feels like a verdict. Couples who came into the investigation hoping for reassurance leave with a result that raises more questions than it answers — and often without enough clinical context to understand what those questions actually mean. At Dr. Aravind's IVF Fertility and Pregnancy Centre, the best fertility hospital in Chennai , low AMH is one of the most commonly misunderstood findings in reproductive medicine. The clinical reality is more nuanced — and more hopeful — than most women are led to believe at first. What Low AMH Actually Tells You Anti-Mullerian Hormone reflects the size of the remaining egg pool. A low result means fewer eggs are available for recruitment in any given cycle — naturally or through stimulation. It does not mean those eggs are unhealthy. It does not mean fertilization cannot occur. It does not mean IVF will fail. The distinction between egg quantity a...