My wife HSG test report is attached. The doctor says she has a half uterus and a single blocked fallopian tube. We would like to know what we should do next. Can we go for hysteroscopy and laparoscopy, or consider IVF? Which option is better for us, with a higher chance of success, lower risk, and less pain? Please guide us.

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Dr Rohinipriyanka Pondugula

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With uterine anomaly and single tube, IVF offers higher success and less invasive risk compared to laparoscopy. Please consult your fertility specialist and undergo a Pelvic MRI and AMH test to assess ovarian reserve.

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