Blocked fallopian tubes are one of the common problems among women trying to conceive. However, most patients only become aware of this condition after a year of trying to conceive. This long-standing but easily overlooked condition leads us to ask: Are you aware of the potential threat that fallopian tube blockage poses to pregnancy preparation and fertility?
Normal women generally have one uterus and two fallopian tubes. The fallopian tubes are necessary for the union of eggs and sperm. If the fallopian tube does not pass through one side, there is still another way open, which will not affect pregnancy. If both fallopian tubes are blocked, it means that the channels are basically blocked, and sperm and eggs are never able to meet. In this case, pregnancy is impossible.
Regarding fallopian tube blockage, some people may have obvious symptoms, such as acute pelvic inflammatory disease. If you have had surgery or tuberculosis before, tuberculosis can be spread through the serum, which can also lead to pelvic tuberculosis, uterine tuberculosis, and fallopian tube tuberculosis, which will also affect the function of the fallopian tubes.
Another type of fallopian tube blockage may be caused by some chronic inflammation. There are no specific typical symptoms, such as fever, stomachache, pus-like female secretions, etc. You must go to the hospital for examination to know that the fallopian tube is blocked.
Why does fallopian tube blockage occur?
Fallopian tube blockage can generally be divided into two types: primary and secondary.
Primary is congenital and is present at birth, but this is very rare. Secondary disease is caused by acquired factors and is also the main cause of illness. Roughly:
Behavior 1: Sedentary for a long time
Sitting for long periods of time will not only make your buttocks enlarge, it may also cause a \”traffic jam\” in your fallopian tubes! Sitting for long periods of time can lead to poor pelvic blood circulation and increase the risk of fallopian tube blockage. So get up and move around!
Behavior 2: Irregular eating
Frequent overeating and irregular eating will not only make your weight out of control, but may also affect endocrine and lead to fallopian tube dysfunction. Healthy eating habits are an important part of protecting your fallopian tubes!
Behavior 3: Not paying attentionHuman hygiene
Neglectful cleaning can easily cause various gynecological diseases, thereby affecting the fallopian tubes. Remember to change underwear frequently, bathe frequently, and keep clean!
Behavior 4: Too much pressure
Long-term mental stress may also lead to abnormal fallopian tube function. Learning to release stress and keep a happy mood are tips for protecting your fallopian tubes!
Behavior 5: Frequent flow of people
Although abortion can solve temporary problems, frequent abortion may cause irreversible damage to the fallopian tubes.
What are the symptoms of blocked fallopian tubes?
Fallopian tube blockage generally has no clinical symptoms, especially in the initial stage, and does not show obvious symptoms. It is usually discovered after infertility after many years of marriage and a hysterosalpingogram. But if it is caused by pelvic inflammatory disease, it may be accompanied by lower abdominal pain, secretion, sexual pain, etc.
