Patient's question:
I had a fallopian tube examination and found that my fallopian tubes are blocked. Is this situation serious? Can I not get pregnant anymore? I am really very troubled. Please ask: Which hospital is better for treating fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Common Causes of Tubal Blockage: If the early stage of tubal inflammation is not controlled, there is a high probability of developing secondary tubal blockage. This inflammation occurs when the mucosal epithelium of the fallopian tube sways into the isthmus muscle wall in a diverticulum-like manner, leading to nodular fibrosis of the muscle wall. This results in thickening of the proximal muscle layer of the fallopian tube, affecting its motility and causing tubal obstruction. Additionally, tuberculous salpingitis can also cause the mucosal epithelium of the fallopian tube to sway into the isthmus muscle wall in a diverticulum-like manner, leading to nodular fibrosis of the muscle wall. This thickens the proximal muscle layer of the fallopian tube, affects its motility, and also results in tubal blockage.