Patient's question:
Is the harm of fallopian tube adhesion significant? The harm of fallopian tube adhesion is significant? My sister-in-law has been married for more than two years but has not been able to get pregnant yet. The family is also quite anxious. Out of desperation, she had to go to the hospital for a comprehensive and thorough examination. The doctor said that my fallopian tubes were adhesed, no wonder I couldn't get pregnant. She wants to consult about the harm of fallopian tube adhesion. Is the harm of fallopian tube adhesion significant?Doctor's answer:
Is the harm of fallopian tube adhesion significant? The major harm of severe fallopian tube adhesion is causing female infertility. The fallopian tubes play a very important role in pregnancy. They serve as the passageway for sperm to travel, for the sperm and egg to combine, and for the fertilized egg to be delivered into the uterus. If fallopian tube adhesion occurs again, even if the egg is fertilized, it cannot enter the uterus naturally, and thus pregnancy cannot occur. If it remains in the fallopian tube for development, it may lead to an ectopic pregnancy.Since the causes of fallopian tube adhesion vary, as do the symptoms, and each person's constitution is also different, the treatment methods adopted will also differ. Therefore, women must pay close attention. When the condition is detected, it is recommended to go to a regular specialized hospital for a comprehensive and thorough examination.