Patient's question:
Twenty-one-year-old girl, just found out with congenital mesosalpinx uterus, not diagnosed.Doctor's answer:
Tubal blockage is a common and prevalent condition among female infertility cases, accounting for approximately 50% of all infertility issues in women. Moreover, this condition is not limited by age, as women of reproductive age are all susceptible to it. The high incidence of tubal diseases is associated with three main factors.First, from an anatomical perspective, the fallopian tubes are muscular tubes with openings at both ends—one opening into the pelvic cavity and the other connected to the uterus, allowing communication with the uterine cavity. Thus, pelvic infections or genital tract infections can cause inflammation of the fallopian tube lining, leading to blockage.
Second, it is also related to modern lifestyles. Increased nightlife, uncontrolled sexual activity, and multiple sexual partners can weaken the body's immunity, leading to genital tract infections and subsequently tubal inflammation.
Third, factors such as unsafe sex, sexual activity during menstruation, improper abortions, the use of intrauterine devices (IUDs), and failure to observe post-abortion abstinence as required can all trigger tubal inflammation.