Patient's question:
I used a test strip for 5 consecutive days to check for menopause, but I didn't realize I wasn't menopausal, and the timing was also correct. I want to ask if it's because my fallopian tubes are blocked that I'm not ovulating?Doctor's answer:
The fallopian tubes and menopause are different organs; the fallopian tubes are the site of surgical activity and the fusion of sperm and eggs, while the ovum is released by the ovaries. If the fallopian tubes become blocked, it does not interfere with menopause, but it prevents childbirth. The fallopian tubes are primarily examined for blockages through imaging tests to determine the location and severity of the blockage. It is recommended that you undergo further examination and diagnosis. Women with gynecological conditions can, while receiving standard treatment, use dietary therapy as supplementary treatment. In daily life, it is important to maintain a balanced diet and avoid foods.