Brief Answer:
Average chance of
pregnancy.
Detailed Answer:
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Chance of pregnancy depends on three things: 1.
Sperm count & motility, 2. Patency of tubes, 3. Ovulation.
Out of these three husband's
semen analysis report appears normal, for ovulation wife has received
Siphene (which should induce ovulation in 85-95% of anovulatory women). Regarding third factor, tubes had fimbrial block which was cleared, so as of now they can be considered to be patent. When all three things are fine, chance of pregnancy per cycle varies between 25-33% giving pregnancy in 70% cases in 6 months.
One important factor: Tubes opened through
laparoscopy generally are less healthy compared to normal & there is chance of re blockage (say in 6-9 months or so). So you have to try with maximum efforts in these 6 months.
Second thing, generally siphene cycles generally give lower pregnancy rates (5-25% depending on duration of
infertility & previous ovulatory status) than those stimulated with hormone injections. But important advantage is low cost.
Third thing, I didn't get why wife was prescribed cabergoline? Was her
prolactin level too high?
Further treatment depends on answers to following two questions:
1. Were wife's menstrual cycles regular/irregular? What is the frequency (eg. every 28-30days or so).
2. How many months/years you are trying for pregnancy? (Unprotected sexual intercourse).
Kindly get back with the answers for further guidance.
Awaiting reply.
Regards.