The harm of missing a fallopian tube

Tubal infertility is the natural enemy of most infertile women. Bilateral fallopian tubes are a necessary criterion for pregnancy. Some people have to have bilateral fallopian tube removal due to medical reasons, which greatly reduces the chance of pregnancy. In fact, in addition to this kind of harm, there are many other harms caused by the loss of bilateral fallopian tubes. So what are the harms of losing bilateral fallopian tubes? Let’s take a detailed look at it.

Experts say: Fallopian tube removal in women can cause the following serious harm to women:

1. Reduce pregnancy: After removing both fallopian tubes on one side, there is still a safe passage on the other side to facilitate pregnancy. Compared with the situation where both fallopian tubes are removed, the probability of pregnancy is only half of that before. Therefore, if both fallopian tubes are removed and only one fallopian tube is left, the chance of pregnancy will be greatly reduced.

2. Infertility: Once both fallopian tubes are removed, it will have a direct impact on the normal reproductive function of female friends and may cause female infertility. If one fallopian tube is removed and only one fallopian tube remains, and this fallopian tube is blocked again, it can easily lead to infertility.

3. Impact on the family: It has a serious impact on women's late fertility. In recent years, many families have broken up because women were unable to conceive. Therefore, removal of the fallopian tube will not only affect women's fertility, but also affect family harmony.

Warm reminder: Fallopian tube removal is very harmful to women. Experts recommend that women should avoid fallopian tube removal during the operation, especially women who are not pregnant. When fallopian tube disease occurs, it must be treated promptly to reduce the harm caused by the disease. In daily life, we should also actively take preventive measures against the disease, understand the symptoms of the disease, and deal with it in time and seek timely treatment to minimize the harm.