Patient's question:
I had four tire punctures when I was 29. I haven't breastfed for a year, and I haven't gotten pregnant either. The endometrium is a bit thin, but after some, I still haven't had a doctor say there might be fallopian tube blockage. First, I know why fallopian tube blockage is caused by it.Doctor's answer:
Most tubal diseases are secondary to infection, especially pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). Other possible causes of infection include appendiceal perforation, post-abortion infection, or postoperative complications such as endometriosis and inflammatory conditions caused by surgical procedures, which can lead to tubal occlusion due to adhesions. Rarely, there is a tubal agenesis of embryonic origin, which is also a factor in infertility. Finally, the etiology may also be iatrogenic, such as tubal ligation.