Patient's question:
How to treat fallopian tube blockage After a thorough examination, I found that my fallopian tubes are blocked. What should I do to get treatment in the hospital? Can surgery be used to open up the blocked areas? How to treat fallopian tube blockageDoctor's answer:
Hello, fallopian tube blockage is a common cause of infertility, accounting for one-third of infertile patients, and has shown a gradual increasing trend in recent years, making it a challenging issue in the treatment of infertility. Fallopian tube blockage is primarily caused by inflammation spreading from the endometrium upwards, first leading to inflammatory changes in the fallopian tube mucosa. The fallopian tube epithelium then undergoes degenerative changes or peels off in patches, resulting in adhesion of the fallopian tube mucosa, followed by self-locking of the fallopian tube lumen or fimbriae. When the fallopian tubes are blocked, it affects the combination of sperm and egg cells. A blocked fallopian tube indicates the possibility that sperm and egg cells have not combined, so patients need to promptly go to the hospital for thorough examinations and targeted treatment to enable women to conceive.