Patient's question:
Married for 2 years and have not been pregnant, and the body has always felt uncomfortable. During the physical examination, I found that my fallopian tubes were blocked. The doctor said it affects pregnancy. Please ask: What are the symptoms of fallopian tube blockage? How does the hospital treat fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Hello, most patients with tubal blockage often exhibit chronic pelvic inflammatory symptoms, such as pain on one or both sides of the lower abdomen, a sense of heaviness, excessive discharge, and lower back pain. Patients with tubal blockage frequently show symptoms such as depression, breast tenderness before menstruation, lower abdominal pain before and during menstruation, menstrual clots, and lower back soreness, with most cases being (syndromes of excess). Infertility is a primary clinical manifestation of tubal blockage. The main cause of tubal inflammation is tubal inflammation and pelvic peritonitis. Untreated or chronic vaginal infections, cervical inflammation, endometritis, pelvic inflammation, sexually transmitted diseases, and other conditions can all lead to tubal inflammation. This can damage the tubal mucosa, form scars, and cause adhesions, resulting in the recurrence of narrowing or blockage of the tubal lumen.