What causes fallopian tube tortuosity?

Many women don’t know that there are not one but two fallopian tubes. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor told me that one of my fallopian tubes was blocked. I was very troubled and even thought about the fact that I couldn’t get pregnant every day. As a result, I gradually became depressed. In fact, blockage on one side of the fallopian tube will not have any impact, the other side is still normal and can function just the same. So, what causes fallopian tube tortuosity?

There are four main reasons for fallopian tube torsion:

1. Inflammation of the fallopian tubes, especially inflammatory infections after miscarriage, delivery, and surgery. Severe appendicitis may also affect the fallopian tubes and cause them to become blocked.

2. If you have suffered from tuberculosis but have not received thorough treatment, it may unknowingly affect the fallopian tubes and cause blockage.

3. Congenital fallopian tube dysplasia, thinness, distortion, functional disorders, etc.

4. Endometriosis and polyps can cause the fallopian tubes to twist and become blocked.

The fallopian tube classification and resurrection therapy, through hysteroscopy and laparoscopy technology, doctors can clearly and intuitively find the cause of female infertility and treat it accordingly. As a minimally invasive surgery, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy can reduce the trauma to a minimum.

It is safe, painless and has a quick recovery. It is the most advanced and cutting-edge technology for infertility surgery in the world.

"Microscopic Nanowire Unblocking Technique":

The American Cook microscopic nano-guidewire unblocking technique is currently the most popular and effective treatment for infertility that can unblock blockages in the fallopian tubes. It is a high-tech technique introduced by Chengdu Xide Children's Hospital for the treatment of female fallopian tube obstruction. Under television monitoring and direct vision of a fallopian tube endoscope, the doctor clears the fallopian tubes through local interventional technology, inserts drugs to prevent adhesions, and performs uterine tubal guidewire intervention recanalization. This procedure does not require surgery and is less painful. It can clear blocked fallopian tubes on both sides within 30 minutes, solving the pain of infertile women seeking medical treatment everywhere and receiving ineffective treatments. It is the latest technology for treating tubal obstruction infertility.