Can enema treat blocked fallopian tubes? What is the effect?

For female friends, getting pregnant and having children is a natural duty. If the fallopian tubes are blocked, it can easily lead to infertility. This is the pain of many women. So can enema treat fallopian tube blockage? It can be said that enema has many effects and can be used to treat many diseases. We still need to take the treatment of fallopian tube blockage seriously.

The fallopian tube is the main channel for transporting eggs, sperm or transformed sperm and eggs, and is a very important link in reproduction. Any developmental abnormalities or fallopian tube inflammation that causes adhesion and blockage of the tube lumen or affects the normal peristalsis and patency of the fallopian tube will affect the transport of eggs and the upward movement of sperm, making it impossible for sperm and eggs to combine and cause infertility. Common fallopian tube diseases include purulent, tuberculous, gonococcal salpingitis or pelvic inflammatory disease, as well as compression or traction of ovarian and uterine diseases, which cause the tubes to deform and become ectopic, resulting in obstruction and infertility.

There are many treatments for fallopian tube obstruction: intrauterine injection of drugs. When the fallopian tube is mildly adhered or blocked, drugs can be injected into the uterine cavity and fallopian tube through the vagina. This allows the drugs to come into direct contact with the lesions, reducing local congestion and edema caused by inflammation, and inhibiting the formation and development of fibrous tissue, so as to dissolve and soften the adhesions. A certain pressure during injection can separate the adhesions. Commonly used Western medicine antibiotics, hormones, proteolytic enzymes, etc. are usually diluted with 20 ml of normal saline and injected into the uterine cavity 3-4 days after the menstrual period ends, once every other day, for a total of 2-3 times, and used in 2-3 consecutive cycles.

Enema is a treatment method in which a catheter is inserted from the anus through the rectum into the colon to infuse liquid in order to achieve the purpose of defecation and exhaust. It can stimulate intestinal peristalsis, soften and clear feces, and has the effects of cooling, inducing labor, diluting intestinal toxins and reducing absorption. In addition, it can also achieve therapeutic purposes such as supplying medicines, nutrition, water, etc. If only one side of the fallopian tube is blocked, there is a chance of conception on that side. If conception has not occurred for half a year, there may be problems on both sides, or the infertility may be caused by other factors. If there are problems on both sides, surgical treatment is required.

Through the above introduction, everyone is very clear about whether enema can treat fallopian tube obstruction. If the situation is not serious, using enema to make the fallopian tube unobstructed is still a good effect. If the condition is more serious and complicated, it is necessary to analyze the specific situation and ensure the efficacy so that women can regain the ability to have children.