Patient's question:
A friend has urethritis and gynecological inflammation. Will it cause fallopian tube blockage? Will it interfere with pregnancy? What kind of assistance do you care about: Will it cause fallopian tube blockage? Will it interfere with pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, simple urethritis will never lead to fallopian tube blockage, but gynecological inflammation may potentially cause fallopian tube obstruction and reduce the chances of conception. Under normal circumstances, when gynecological inflammation is severe, it can lower the chances of conception. In addition to potentially causing fallopian tube blockage, the cervix is the only passage for sperm to enter the uterus. Therefore, after developing cervical inflammation, changes in the viscosity of cervical mucus make it difficult for sperm to reach the uterus. Thus, like vaginitis, it becomes harder to conceive after suffering from cervical inflammation (cervical erosion). Moreover, chronic bacterial infections in the pelvic cavity may lead to fallopian tube blockage or obstruction, which also reduces the chances of conception. Therefore, it is advisable to seek timely treatment.