Patient's question:
I and my husband have been trying to conceive for three or four months, but haven't been successful yet. Now I'm worried it might be my problem. I'd like to know what the symptoms of fallopian tube development disorders are?Doctor's answer:
The development of fallopian tubes will not affect pregnancy, but fallopian tube developmental disorders are often characterized by excessive muscle layer growth, lack of mucosal cilia. Other reasons for tubal pregnancy include double fallopian tubes, diverticula, or accessory fimbriae. If the excretion of estrogen and progesterone is disrupted, it can interfere with the normal movement of the fertilized egg. This psychological factor can also lead to severe pain and cramping in the fallopian tubes, affecting the movement of the fertilized egg. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!