Hi!
If you were my patient, I might consider laparoscopy to confirm that the tubes were indeed occluded and why--for example do you have endometriosis? If the blockage is minimal, it might be reparable. BUT honestly, if you have the funds, you probably will have a better chance with IVF. Every clinic has a different protocol and success rate, so can't really comment on that, but when you choose a facility, they will be able to give your their statistics. By the way, you will want to find out if tuberculosis was the cause--you may need some form of treatment if so.
Good luck!
Dr B
Dear Doctor,
I spoke to the doctor here in my country she told me that before IVF doing laproscopy is compulsory .
Does that happen everywhere?
also i want to ask should i go for opening of my blocked tubes by surgery or should i go for ivf?