There is no authoritative statistic on how successful it is to get pregnant with a tubal ostomy. It is just that if the infertility is due to tubal umbilical adhesions, atresia, etc., the chances of getting pregnant are elevated with this procedure, which addresses the cause of infertility. Pregnancy requires a clear pathway to supply the sperm egg to combine. If the fallopian tube umbilical lesions, such as adhesions and atresia, lead to obstruction of egg pickup in the fallopian tube and the egg cannot enter into the tube, the woman will become infertile. Through tubal ostomy, the structure of the umbilical tube can be changed so that the egg can enter the fallopian tube and increase the chance of pregnancy. After tubal ostomy, women can actively prepare for pregnancy after recovery, and at the same time, pay attention to strengthening nutrition and maintaining good living habits.