Is it a big deal if I lose a fallopian tube?

In daily life, some women may have both fallopian tubes removed due to some diseases. Does removing one or both fallopian tubes affect pregnancy? The fallopian tubes are an important part of the female urinary system and have physiological functions such as transporting sperm, eggs, sperm-egg combination, as well as providing sperm storage, capacitation, acrosome reaction and fertilization site. The bilateral fallopian tubes are 6-15 cm long and are composed of mucosa, circular smooth muscle and serosa. It is divided into the fimbria, ampulla, muscular wall and interstitial part. The connection between the ampulla and the muscular wall is called the ampulla-isthmus connection, and the connection between the muscular wall and the interstitial part is called the uterus-bilateral fallopian tube connection. The wall thickness at this connection is relatively thick, and the lumen change is large.

Removing one side of the fallopian tube will reduce the chance of pregnancy by half. Before getting pregnant again, you need to do a bilateral fallopian tube angiography to determine whether the other side of the fallopian tube is unobstructed and functioning normally, and whether the natural environment of the pelvis and uterus is suitable for pregnancy.

Since most women ovulate once in the upper and lower ovulation periods, their chance of getting pregnant is once a month. However, after having one side of the fallopian tube cut, the chance of getting pregnant is reduced by half to once every two months. Moreover, if there is a lot of extravasation after the operation, it may cause blockage of the other fallopian tube, making it even more difficult to get pregnant. The best time to test is to abstain from sex within 7 days after the menstrual period ends. It is recommended that you go to a specialist clinic and start treatment based on the test results.

After reading the above detailed introduction, everyone has figured out whether removing one or both fallopian tubes will affect pregnancy? Removing one side of the fallopian tube is a tragedy for women, but as long as you do a proper check-up, pay attention to your diet, take care of your body and don't overwork, and maintain a happy mood to face some difficulties, there may be unexpected results. Removing one side of the fallopian tube will affect pregnancy, but please face it with a positive attitude.