Patient's question:
What can be trusted when suffering from fallopian tube blockage? There is always a dull pain in the lower abdomen, and I have been married for many years without getting pregnant. The hospital examination said the fallopian tubes are blocked. Please ask what else needs to be done?Doctor's answer:
Unilateral or bilateral accessory fallopian tubes are a relatively common type of fallopian tube developmental anomaly. This refers to a small fallopian tube located near the normal fallopian tube, which may have an ampulla and an isthmus at the proximal end connected to the lumen of the main fallopian tube, but it may also be blocked. The orifice of the accessory fallopian tube or the rare double-lumen fallopian tube may be a variant of malformation. Patients with fallopian tube blockage often have a history of miscarriage, which is mostly caused by the spread of gynecological inflammation. Some people may experience unilateral lower abdominal pain, while others may have no symptoms at all. Fallopian tube blockage requires a thorough medical examination to confirm, wishing you a healthy pregnancy.