Patient's question:
I have had fallopian tube blockage for many years, and I have been treated continuously during this time. Now that I am getting older, I really hope to have a child as soon as possible, so I am very anxious. Could you please advise: what should I eat more if I have fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main causes of fallopian tube blockage are: infection and adhesion1. Most fallopian tube diseases are caused by infection, especially pelvic inflammatory disease. Other possible causes of infection include: appendicitis rupture, post-abortion infection, or postoperative complications, such as endometriosis, inflammation caused by surgical procedures, and adhesion can lead to fallopian tube obstruction.
2. Surgical tissue trauma can also cause inflammation or adhesion, with an incidence rate of adhesion after surgery being approximately 75%.
3. Additionally, congenital abnormalities, fallopian tube developmental disorders, complete torsion, dysfunction, and polyps can all lead to fallopian tube blockage.
Why do fallopian tubes become blocked? Due to individual differences, the causes vary.