So we went back to the fertility clinic yesterday to start planning for hopefully getting pregnant this summer. We chose a different place through glow to save some money. We will redo our tests to ensure everything is the same. We are well aware of what will likely come up especially the likely leading cause of our infertility: I have a blocked tube. We talked a little about tube clipping or removal which I am aware of. I just feel a little funny/blindsided because I asked my previous fertility doctor about it and it wasn’t recommended or was something that would be recommended in my future. Now I got told some different advice. I just don’t want a possible tube surgery to effect my timeline. I’m feeling bummed. I understand why, blocked tubes could emit toxins to an unborn baby but my previous pregnancy was 100% healthy. No problems at all. Anything anyone could tell me?