Patient's question:
I want to ask a few questions about whether fallopian tube blockage can cause menopause. I've always wanted an explanation for this question, but no one has given me a specific answer so far. Now, I want to ask here for professionals to assist me. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Actually, female fallopian tube blockage has little to do with ovarian function. It is generally never an interference with ovulation. Even if the ovaries are blocked, ovulation still occurs. This is because the eggs are released from the female's ovaries, but after the eggs are released from the ovaries, they need the fallopian tubes to absorb and transport them to meet sperm for fertilization. Therefore, both are essential. If there is a problem, it is essential to go to a regular hospital for timely examination and treatment. You can also consult experts on their consultation platform. The daily treatment for gynecological disease patients is mainly symptomatic treatment.