What causes enlarged fallopian tubes?

The fallopian tube is actually a channel connecting the ovary and the uterus. It is like a highway. The egg can pass quickly on this road and have the opportunity to combine with the sperm. But in real life, this channel may be damaged and become twisted, and the egg certainly cannot pass through smoothly. So the question is, what is going on when a woman's fallopian tube becomes enlarged?

First: The thickening of the fallopian tube will directly hinder the normal implantation of sperm, because the twisted fallopian tube means that the normal physiological morphology of the intestinal tube has been seriously damaged. After the damage occurs, the eggs and sperm cannot function normally, which will directly affect the woman's pregnancy.

Second: Thick fallopian tubes can also easily cause ectopic pregnancy. When the fallopian tubes are twisted, sperm will not be able to pass through normally, or they will barely pass through the fallopian tubes and combine with the egg, but will be directly retained in the fallopian tubes, causing an ectopic pregnancy.

Third: The main reason why the fallopian tube becomes thick is that the patient's physical constitution is very poor. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is mainly caused by qi deficiency, blood deficiency or spleen deficiency. If the function that directly causes the peristalsis of the fallopian tube occurs underground, it will directly affect the combination of egg and sperm.

Precautions

Women with thick fallopian tubes must seek treatment as soon as possible. The treatment of torsion of fallopian tubes is mainly through surgical methods to clear them. We also need to actively prevent and treat them in daily life.

Fallopian tube disease has always been a concern for female friends. So what exactly is the cause of thick fallopian tubes? Thick fallopian tubes are mainly caused by deformation of the fallopian tubes. The fallopian tubes connect the ovaries and uterus, but if the fallopian tubes are twisted, they cannot connect the uterus and ovaries. At this time, the transport of eggs and sperm will be directly affected, so when the fallopian tube is twisted, it will directly affect the woman's pregnancy.