Patient's question:
Sister's fallopian tube is blocked, but she will still have normal menopause. Where does the egg go when the fallopian tube is blocked?Doctor's answer:
Although the fallopian tubes have reappeared with blockage, it does not affect normal menopause. It is only during sexual activity that sperm cannot pass through the fallopian tubes to fuse with the egg to form a fertilized egg and get pregnant. After the egg is released, if it does not fuse with sperm, it gradually loses its viability. Therefore, during the pre-pregnancy period, if you are preparing to get pregnant, it is best to go to the hospital for fallopian tube wire or laparoscopic treatment. As long as the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, pregnancy will be successful.