Is it serious if the fallopian tube is blocked?

Many cases of fallopian tube blockage are caused by gynecological inflammation. However, fallopian tube blockage is difficult to detect in the early stages. Because there are no obvious symptoms, most of them are discovered during infertility examinations after marriage. So, is it serious if both fallopian tubes are open but extremely obstructed?

For women who undergo angiography, if the angiography report shows that both fallopian tubes are obstructed, this is not very serious. It means that both fallopian tubes are not completely blocked, but only obstructed. However, because both fallopian tubes are obstructed, the possibility of ectopic pregnancy is relatively high in this situation. Because male sperm is relatively small, it can usually travel into the fallopian tubes and fuse with the egg cells. However, the combined sperm and egg cells after fusion are relatively large, and at this time they cannot travel through the fallopian tubes to the uterine cavity. Therefore, you can consider multiple hydrotubation surgeries to clear the fallopian tubes, or laparoscopic surgery to clear the fallopian tubes.

Fallopian tube blockage is mostly caused by gynecological diseases. Once a woman's fallopian tube is blocked, the man's sperm and the woman's egg cells will not be able to fuse, so there will be no possibility of pregnancy, or it may cause ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy is a very dangerous disease. When the rupture occurs, it causes internal bleeding and shock, which seriously endangers the personal safety of female patients. The chance of infertility caused by fallopian tube blockage is very high.

Female friends should use good contraceptive methods to reduce the frequency of abortions. Because artificial abortion is one of the key causes of fallopian tube blockage in women. Since artificial abortion is a forced surgical treatment due to human factors and has a strong reflex, it will more or less affect the tissues in the uterus, causing a certain degree of damage, resulting in blockage or obstruction of the fallopian tubes, ectopic pregnancy or infertility.

Will the fallopian tube be blocked again after being unblocked?

Many women who have undergone fallopian tube unblocking are worried that both fallopian tubes will become blocked again, so they are worried all day long. So, will the fallopian tube get blocked again after it is unblocked?

1. The causes of fallopian tube blockage have been introduced in detail in the above article. If a woman does not effectively improve the causes of fallopian tube blockage after undergoing fallopian tube unblocking, then both fallopian tubes are likely to be blocked again. In order to keep both fallopian tubes open, it is necessary to improve the root cause of the fallopian tube blockage. Otherwise, if the root cause is still there, it is very easy to cause blockage of both fallopian tubes again.

2. After having the fallopian tube cleared, female friends should learn some relevant knowledge about how to prevent fallopian tube blockage and put it into practice, so as to reduce the probability of blockage again.

3. Women should actively treat gynecological diseases to avoid the recurrence of fallopian tube blockage. You should take part in more physical exercise to improve your physical fitness and disease resistance.

Whether the fallopian tube will become blocked again after being unblocked depends entirely on the patient. If the cause of the fallopian tube blockage is completely eliminated, it is basically unlikely that both fallopian tubes will be blocked again.