Will fallopian tube adhesions cause infertility?

Some women have problems with their fallopian tubes, so women should pay attention to timely treatment to avoid problems with the fallopian tubes that affect the health of women's bodies. Problems with the fallopian tubes will cause infertility in patients, which will affect the safety of patients. In particular, once the fallopian tube adhesions occur, you should pay attention to timely medical treatment. So will fallopian tube adhesions cause infertility?

What are the clinical symptoms of fallopian tube obstruction?

The characteristic of fallopian tube adhesion is that the patient has almost no clinical symptoms and signs except infertility. It is only when going to the hospital for infertility-related examinations that it is discovered that the cause of infertility is fallopian tube adhesion. Only through X-ray hysterosalpingography can we accurately understand the specific location, nature, degree of adhesion of the fallopian tube and whether there is adhesion to the pelvic cavity, so as to take corresponding effective treatment measures. The fallopian tube is anatomically divided into four parts, namely the interstitial part, the narrow part, the ampulla, and the fimbria. Only by determining the location of fallopian tube adhesion can we find a better way to treat fallopian tube adhesion.

Will fallopian tube adhesions definitely lead to infertility?

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There are many reasons for fallopian tube adhesion. Will fallopian tube adhesion definitely cause infertility? The answer is possible, because fallopian tube adhesion will prevent the combination of sperm and egg from being smooth. Even if you can get pregnant, the chance of ectopic pregnancy is very high. So how does fallopian tube adhesion cause female infertility? What are the obvious clinical symptoms of fallopian tube adhesion?

What are the causes of fallopian tube obstruction?

The fallopian tube is a curved tubular cavity that opens on both sides of the uterine horns. The outer ends are free and close to the ovaries. The total length is about 8-15 cm. Clinically, 30% of primary infertility and 80% of secondary infertility are caused by fallopian tube factors. Tubal adhesions are often caused by artificial abortion, spontaneous abortion, medical abortion, induced labor, cesarean section, postpartum infection, appendicitis, IUD removal and placement, tuberculosis, long-term vaginal bleeding, unclean sexual intercourse, pelvic infection, tubal endometriosis, etc., which cause adhesions, congestion, and edema of the fallopian tube wall, resulting in adhesion blockage, which prevents sperm and egg from combining, and ultimately leads to infertility.

Once the patient has the above problems, it is necessary to pay attention to timely treatment to avoid threats to the patient's health due to fallopian tube diseases. The fallopian tube plays the role of ovulation. Therefore, once a woman has problems with the fallopian tube, she should pay attention to timely medical treatment to avoid problems caused by this problem. Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery.