Patient's question:
What are the reasons for female fallopian tube blockage?Doctor's answer:
Postoperative infection after gynecological surgery, including induced abortion, intrauterine device insertion or removal, fallopian tube irrigation, fallopian tube, endometrial polypectomy, or submucosal uterine fibroid removal, may occur if sterilization is not strict or if there is existing chronic inflammation of the reproductive system. Postoperative infection may also result from patients neglecting personal hygiene or engaging in sexual activity without following medical advice after surgery, which can lead to bacterial and pelvic inflammatory disease. During menstruation, poor hygiene practices can contribute to postoperative infection. The endometrium sheds during menstruation, exposing blood sinuses in the uterine cavity, which contain clots and provide a favorable environment for bacterial growth. If hygiene is not maintained during menstruation, using substandard sanitary pads or toilet paper, or engaging in sexual activity, can lead to bacterial proliferation.