Does thin fallopian tube affect pregnancy?

Every woman has two fallopian tubes, which are located on both sides of the uterus. When the pregnancy function of some women is affected, it is likely that there is a disease in the fallopian tubes. Moreover, the thickness of each person's fallopian tubes is different. If the fallopian tubes are thin, they are likely to be damaged and cause diseases. So, will the fallopian tube system affect pregnancy?

After the fallopian tube is damaged to a certain extent, it may be partially blocked by adhesions. If it is not completely blocked, it is said to be unobstructed. It can be understood that the fallopian tube is still unobstructed, but the lumen is narrower than normal. It is conceivable that this situation will affect the combination of sperm and egg to some extent. In addition, after the sperm and egg combine, they will normally move into the uterine cavity. If the sperm and egg are blocked and cannot move into the uterine cavity, there will be a risk of ectopic pregnancy.

Of course, there are different severity levels of obstruction. For milder patients, Chinese medicine enema can be used, and the effect is quite ideal. For more severe patients, natural pregnancy attempts are not recommended, and laparoscopy or in vitro fertilization treatment should be performed as soon as possible.

Will ovulation occur if the fallopian tube is blocked?

The fallopian tube and ovulation are two different things and do not affect each other. A normal woman has a uterus, two fallopian tubes and two ovaries. The fallopian tubes are located between the ovaries and the uterus. The ovaries release mature eggs into the fallopian tubes, which combine with sperm and enter the uterine cavity. If implantation occurs, pregnancy occurs. Therefore, as long as there is no ovulation problem in the ovaries themselves, ovulation will not be affected even if the fallopian tubes are blocked.

Can I get pregnant if my fallopian tube is blocked?

Many patients found that one fallopian tube was unobstructed and the other was blocked after hysterosalpingography. The answer is that pregnancy is possible. Normal women have two ovaries, one on the left and one on the right. The two ovaries will ovulate alternately. When the ovary on the side with an unobstructed fallopian tube ovulates, the woman will have the same chance of pregnancy as a normal woman. Generally, when one side of the fallopian tube is blocked, ovulation monitoring should be performed to know which ovary ovulates that month. If ovulation occurs on the normal fallopian tube side, having sex that month can increase the chance of pregnancy.

Can the fluid perfusion be repeated several times within a month?

Some patients received treatment in informal hospitals, where they underwent multiple intravenous intubation treatments within a month. This is very unsafe. Tubal insufflation is an operation performed through the vagina into the uterine cavity. If it is performed repeatedly, it is easy to cause retrograde infection. Generally, you cannot have sex within two weeks after one intubation. If you want to have a second intubation, you should do it after the menstruation is over next month. In addition, if the patient's fallopian tubes are blocked, then fluid insufflation will not have a therapeutic effect. On the contrary, it may cause hydrosalpinx.

What is fallopian tube elevation?

The fimbria of the fallopian tube is free, so the fallopian tube will change with the position of the uterus. Therefore, when a person stands up or lies down, the position of the fallopian tube changes, and it is normal for it to move upward. However, some are caused by inflammation, such as local adhesion of the fallopian tube to the pelvic wall tissue, the fallopian tube is raised, and the shape is stiff, which may cause infertility.