Having scarred fallopian tubes can make it difficult for a woman to become pregnant because her egg will have a harder time traveling through it. If the egg is unable to travel through the fallopian tube, the sperm will not be able to reach it to become fertilized.

However there are several things that can help a woman become pregnant when she has scarred fallopian tubes. For example, procedures like a tubal reanastomosi will help repair the fallopian tubes. With this procedure, the damaged portions of the fallopian tube are removed.

Another procedure that helps improve the chances of in vitro fertilization being successful is salpingectomy. This takes place when one fallopian tube is completely removed. Other procedures that can help make it easier for a woman to conceive are salpingostomy and fimbrioplasty. Both of these procedures can help remove scar tissue so that the egg will be able to travel through the tube.

After any of these procedures, it is important that a woman gives herself time to heal before she begins trying to conceive. Also, taking the time to track ovulation is an important step as well. This can help a woman determine if she is ovulating, which can improve her chances of conceiving.