Will the fallopian tubes still be blocked after giving birth?

Blockage of fallopian tubes can cause female infertility, so does this mean that women who have given birth will not have this problem? Many women are not very clear about this, so they ask such a question, that is, will both fallopian tubes be blocked after giving birth? The following will provide you with a relative introduction to the relevant professional knowledge.

So, will both fallopian tubes be blocked after giving birth? There is no unified answer to this question. This is mainly because the occurrence of bilateral fallopian tube symptoms is related to gynecological inflammation problems. However, if the inflammation is not treated properly, it will continue to develop, leading to the occurrence of salpingitis. Along with the development of symptoms, it will cause adhesions of the corresponding tissues, and finally cause blockage of the fallopian tube, which may have a negative impact on pregnancy.

Causes of fallopian tube blockage include:

1. Gynecological inflammation: The main cause is gynecological inflammation. Many people have said that gynecological inflammation accompanies women throughout their lives, but they don’t know that it is because of this gynecological inflammation that affects the right of many women to be mothers. When the inflammation enters the pelvis and infects the fallopian tubes on both sides, if there is no immediate anti-inflammatory treatment, the inflammation will gradually become difficult to eliminate, causing blockage of the fallopian tubes.

2. Improper abortion: Nowadays, more and more young women are undergoing abortion. Although artificial abortion will not have a certain impact on women's fertility, unreliable abortion will cause great harm to women. If the disinfection during the operation is not strict, the bacteria will directly infect the fallopian tubes. If the abortion is not properly cared for after the operation, it is easy to suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease and the probability of fallopian tube blockage is also increased.

3. Bilateral fallopian tube distortion and blockage: If a woman has a poor physical constitution, weak qi and blood, kidney deficiency, spleen deficiency, etc., the intestinal peristalsis of both fallopian tubes will be weak, resulting in distortion and obstruction.

4. The fallopian tubes on both sides are squeezed by fat, uterine fibroids, and cysts: If a woman is obese, has too much fat, her lungs, spleen, and kidneys are not fully evaporated, her endocrine system is unbalanced, and she has little menstruation, the fallopian tubes on both sides are squeezed by fat, uterine fibroids, and cysts and become blocked.