Will blocked fallopian tubes cause ovulation?

When it comes to the causes of female infertility, fallopian tube blockage is definitely the first one to be considered. Therefore, many female friends feel that they will never be able to have children again when they know that they have fallopian tube blockage. Some female friends even feel that if the fallopian tubes are blocked, they will not be able to ovulate, and there is no way to treat infertility caused by this reason.

The first thing I need to explain to you is that there are now many medical methods that can solve the problem of fallopian tube blockage. Unless there is a problem with your ovaries, you only need to take appropriate fallopian tube unblocking methods and you still have a chance of conceiving. So, will blocked fallopian tubes cause ovulation?

The female fallopian tube is an important place for the combination of eggs and sperm, and it is also an important channel for transporting fertilized eggs. Women cyclically release eggs produced by their ovaries into the uterine cavity once a month. The fallopian tubes play a very important role in the entire pregnancy process of women.

Regarding this problem of female friends, gynecologists say that ovulation will still occur even if the fallopian tubes are blocked. Blockage of the fallopian tubes has no effect on ovulation. Blockage of the fallopian tubes only means that sperm cannot pass through, but ovulation will still occur every month. The fallopian tube is the place where sperm and egg meet and fertilize, and when the fertilized egg begins to undergo mitosis, it moves toward the uterine cavity with the help of fallopian tube peristalsis and cilia, transporting the fertilized egg to the uterine cavity. The egg is discharged from the ovary. After the egg is discharged from the ovary, it needs the fallopian tube to absorb and transport it to combine with the sperm.

Although ovulation will still occur if the fallopian tube is blocked, it will lead to inability to get pregnant. Fallopian tube obstruction is divided into primary and secondary fallopian tube obstruction. The so-called primary fallopian tube blockage is congenital and present at birth. This type of blockage is extremely rare; while secondary fallopian tube blockage is a blockage caused by acquired factors and is very common. Its causes are mechanical and pathological. Mechanical fallopian tube obstruction is caused by some dislodged emboli and functional contraction of the organs. Common emboli include endometrial fragments and blood clots during menstruation, as well as embryonic tissue and embryonic appendages that enter the fallopian tubes and cause blockage during medical abortion and artificial abortion due to the sudden release of uterine contractions and uterine pressure suction.

After knowing whether blocked fallopian tubes will lead to ovulation, if you have blocked fallopian tubes and want to have a baby, it is recommended that you first check whether your ovaries are normal. If they can ovulate normally, you only need a simple unblocking operation and you still have a chance to conceive. Compared with this, the preparations before pregnancy are equally important.