When should fallopian tubes be removed?

Sometimes, for female fallopian tube diseases, it is necessary to remove the fallopian tubes, otherwise it is likely to affect the uterus and ovaries. Therefore, in order to prevent the disease from continuing to infect other organs, removing the fallopian tubes is the best way. However, after a woman has her fallopian tubes removed, her pregnancy function is likely to be seriously affected. So under what circumstances must the fallopian tubes be removed?

Fallopian tube: According to its structure and function, it is divided into five parts from front to back:

Infundibulum: There is the abdominal opening of the fallopian tube in the center, and the edges are thin and umbrella-shaped. The dilatation or albumen secretory part is the longest and most curved part. Isthmus - the narrowed part behind the dilatation.

Uterus: Enlarged into a sac-like shape with thicker walls.

Vagina: It becomes thinner and curved into an "S" shape, with the rear end opening on the left side of the cloaca.

Salpingectomy is mostly used for tubal pregnancy, but sometimes it is necessary to remove the fallopian tube due to hydrosalpinx or other lesions. For patients who have already given birth and cannot undergo fenestration surgery due to severe damage to the fallopian tube rupture, a unilateral salpingectomy can be performed.

If one fallopian tube is removed due to ectopic pregnancy and the healthy fallopian tube is normal, you can still have children in the future, but the chance of pregnancy will be reduced by 50%. However, if you can check whether the remaining fallopian tube is unobstructed and the ovary on the same side ovulates normally, pregnancy is possible. Further examination and targeted treatment are recommended. So don't worry too much, it is also very important to adjust your mentality. It is recommended to go to a regular infertility specialist hospital for examination and treatment.

At the same time, it is recommended to actively cooperate with anti-inflammatory drugs, pay attention to the possibility of preventing cross infection, and prohibit sexual intercourse for a short period of time. Pay attention to whether the menstrual period after surgery is normal, and avoid fatigue.