FALLOPIAN TUBAL DISORDERS

Conditions in the fallopian tubes consist of blockages and adhesions or scar tissue, either of which can obstruct sperm or embryo movement. 

BLOCKAGE

Blockages can be due to harmless, temporary contractions of the uterine muscle, or to more significant conditions such as infection, inflammation or endometriosis. A condition called hydrosalpinx refers to a fallopian tube that, due to prior pelvic infection has become filled with inflammatory fluid.  

ADHESIONS

Similar to scar tissue, adhesions are bands tissue that may form between the fallopian tubes and ovaries, causing them to stick together. Adhesions can prevent successful ovulation, and also make it impossible for tubes to carry sperm or embryos. Patients at special risk for tubal problems include those who have had prior pelvic infections or faced abdominal problems such as appendicitis or ovarian cyst removal. Many patients with pelvic adhesions, tubal blockage or even hydrosalpinges may not have even been aware of a prior infection because with some bacteria, the symptoms can be very mild.

SCAR TISSUES

Scar tissue can create a physical barrier within the fallopian tubes, preventing eggs and sperm from moving freely within the reproductive system. Scar tissue may develop as a complication of infection but may also occur as a result of a previous abdominal or pelvic surgery.

 

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