Patient's question:
Yesterday, I had severe pain in my lower abdomen, like cramps. After a thorough examination at the hospital, I found out that it was due to blocked fallopian tubes. However, when I went for the check-up, I didn't have much money with me, so I haven't addressed the issue yet. I don't understand much about this, so I'm asking if blocked fallopian tubes mean I will never experience menopause? Is there a need for major surgery?Doctor's answer:
If there is fallopian tube blockage, menopause will still occur as usual, but the released follicles cannot pass through the fallopian tubes to enter the uterus, and they cannot form a fertilized egg. This will interfere with conception and lead to the recurrence of infertility. If there is fallopian tube blockage, it is necessary to undergo fallopian tube dilation surgery during pregnancy preparation. After the fallopian tubes are dilated, strict anti-inflammatory treatment must be carried out before pregnancy preparation can proceed.