Learning that both fallopian tubes are blocked — sometimes called bilateral tubal occlusion — can feel like a heavy diagnosis when you are trying to conceive. It is one of the most common questions our care team hears from women in the US and Canada. The most important thing to understand first: with both tubes blocked, the natural route for egg and sperm to meet is closed, so your fertility specialist's plan — often IVF, or in some cases surgery — is the path to pregnancy. Supplements cannot open, drain or repair a tube, and no honest brand would claim otherwise.
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What "both tubes blocked" means for your journey
When both tubes are blocked, an egg released at ovulation cannot travel down to meet sperm naturally. Depending on the cause and location of the blockage, your specialist may discuss:
- IVF — which bypasses the tubes entirely and is the most common route recommended for bilateral blockage.
- Surgery — in selected cases, to address the blockage or a fluid-filled tube (hydrosalpinx) before IVF.
- Further testing — to understand the cause, which can range from past infection to fibroids or scarring.
This is firmly a medical conversation — start with your fertility specialist. Where a daily wellness routine can fit is around that plan: supporting your overall reproductive wellness during the weeks and months of testing, waiting and preparing.
Where supplements do — and do not — fit
Let's be clear about the boundaries, because they matter:
- They do not open, unblock, drain or repair fallopian tubes, and they do not improve IVF or surgical outcomes.
- They can be part of how you support your general egg, hormonal and uterine wellness while your medical plan does the heavy lifting.
Many women preparing for IVF like having a simple, consistent daily routine that helps them feel proactive during a process that can otherwise feel out of their hands.
The AGO combo for this stage — Mom + Tumor + Eva
- AGO Mom — designed to support female fertility and egg wellness during the preconception and IVF-prep window.
- AGO Tumor — designed to support uterine wellness, often chosen when fibroids or scarring are part of the tubal picture.
- AGO Eva — designed to support hormonal balance and overall uterine wellness.
If your partner is also being tested as part of an IVF work-up, some couples add AGO Dad to support sperm wellness too. See the full AGO range and combo pricing →
How to take it — timing, value and your clinic
Because egg and sperm wellness develop over roughly a 90-day cycle, many couples use a combo for about three months in the lead-up to an IVF cycle, alongside a nutritious diet and good rest. Buying the formulas together as a combo is simpler and better value, and AGO ships across the US, Canada and Europe in your local currency.
One essential step: tell your fertility clinic about any supplement you take. During IVF, your team may want you on specific medications and may ask you to pause certain products — always follow their guidance first. Your combo is everyday wellness support, never a substitute for treatment.
Get your free personalized combo plan
Facing IVF or surgery for blocked tubes and wondering how to support your body in the meantime? Tell our care team your situation and we will suggest a combo that fits around your medical plan — free and with no pressure.