How should tubal blockage be treated?

Patient's question:

How should bilateral tubal blockage be treated? How should bilateral tubal blockage be treated, what are the causes? How should bilateral tubal blockage be treated

Doctor's answer:

Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is a cause of fallopian tube blockage and is also a major cause. In most cases, the disease causing PID shows no symptoms, even if there are any, they are almost unnoticed or symptoms reappear later. Therefore, it is entirely possible for some women to have had PID without realizing it due to secondary infections. Pelvic infections are often discovered only during thorough examinations for tubal infertility. How should bilateral tubal blockage be treated? Since individual conditions and causes vary.