Can the fallopian tube become unobstructed after angiography?

Bilateral obstruction of the fallopian tubes is also one of its symptoms. This condition can also cause women to be unable to get pregnant. Therefore, when similar problems occur, patients will choose to undergo angiography. After the angiography, we need to make the bilateral fallopian tubes become smooth again so as not to affect pregnancy. Will bilateral fallopian tubes become unobstructed after radiography?

Will bilateral fallopian tubes become unobstructed after radiography?

Angiography is mainly used to check the patency of the bilateral fallopian tubes and has a therapeutic effect on mild blockage. Therefore, it is better for women with blocked fallopian tubes to receive timely treatment. The bilateral fallopian tubes are not only a safe passage, but more importantly, a functional reproductive organ. The fallopian tubes have extremely complex and delicate physiological functions, and play an important role in egg collection, sperm capacitation, oocyte fertilization, sperm-egg fusion and transportation, and the survival and development of early embryos. At present, there is no accurate and easy way to understand the function of bilateral fallopian tubes.

Bilateral fallopian tube obstruction

1. Hirsutism: Blockage of the fallopian tubes can cause female infertility, and the damage caused by blocked fallopian tubes on both sides is also very serious. It is mainly caused by excessive male hormones in the human body, so the distribution of hair tends to have masculine characteristics, such as beard, chest hair, hair from navel to private parts, as well as increased hair at the anus and limbs. Male pubic hair is thick, dense and black. Because of the different races, Asian women do not have as significant hirsutism as European and American patients. Sometimes accompanied by acne and hair loss.

2. Obesity: During the course of fallopian tube disease, statistics show that about 25% of patients will develop obesity. The relationship between obesity and polycystic ovary syndrome is very complex, which may be related to the reduced sensitivity of insulin, and obesity still exists after male hormones return to normal.

3. The symptom of bilateral fallopian tube obstruction is chronic anovulation: There are many symptoms of bilateral fallopian tube obstruction, among which the most obvious and easy to detect is irregular and disordered menstruation. The specific manifestations are menstrual disorders, infrequent menstruation, scanty menstrual flow, and even amenorrhea. A very small number of patients have their menstruation only once in a long time, and the menstrual flow is heavy and the menstrual period is long.

4. Infertility: If the condition of bilateral fallopian tube obstruction worsens, it will also cause female infertility. This may also be caused by hormonal disorders or ovarian insufficiency resulting in anovulation, or it may be caused by poor quality of egg cells or lack of estrogen, which leads to poor growth and development of the uterine wall and is not conducive to embryo implantation and growth and development.

If both sides of the fallopian tubes are blocked, radiography alone will definitely not solve the problem, because radiography is just a test and is not a treatment plan. Treatment is important only after bilateral fallopian tube obstruction has been examined. If you are not sure what treatment to use at this time, you should listen to the doctor's treatment suggestions based on your own condition.