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A tubal blockage is often seen as a clinical gynecological disease. Blocked fallopian tubes can affect the movement of sperm or fertilized eggs, leading to infertility. Mild blockage of the fallopian ...read more + -
Hydrosalpinx is a disease including inflammation, ectopic pregnancy, endometriosis, and appendicitis, which causes the female ampulla or umbrella end of the fallopian tube to adhere up, causing inflam...read more + -
Blocked fallopian tubes have always been a common cause of female infertility. Among all infertile people, infertility due to blocked fallopian tubes accounts for about 40%. Generally speaking, when i...read more + -
Hydrosalpinx is a pathological change of most fallopian tube inflammation. After tubal inflammation, the fallopian tube umbrella end adhesion is blocked, the secretion of mucosal cells accumulates in ...read more + -
Blocked fallopian tubes can be a major obstacle in a woman's attempt to become pregnant. Many patients opt for surgery to treat the blockage. However, the probability of recurrence after tubal blockag...read more + -
Hydrosalpinx can affect the fetus. The fallopian tube is the pathway of sperm and the place where sperm and eggs combine. Fallopian tubes play an essential role in human reproduction, and any factor a...read more + -
To conceive quickly and successfully, it is essential for a woman to own a pair of fallopian tubes that are unobstructed and with intact smooth muscle peristalsis and ciliary oscillation functions. Be...read more + -
Blocked fallopian tubes will not only cause great harm to women's health but may cause infertility in women in the future, so it is necessary to receive treatments as soon as possible in the face of t...read more + -
People usually have a question about the female fallopian tube. Fallopian tube blockage can affect pregnancy, but isn't there two fallopian tubes? Even if both tubes have problems, at what point do bl...read more + -
There are many factors of infertility, and tubal disease is the absolute big brother of this Big family. In family, Fallopian tube obstruction, tubal malfunction, adhesion, and hydrosalpinx are Domina...read more +
