Fallopian tube obstruction/blocked is a major cause of female infertility.
Female infertility can be related to many things, including total or partial obstruction in one or both of the fallopian tubes.

Obstructions occur when sperm is prevented from reaching an egg to fertilize it, this is called tubal factor infertility.
Many women still ovulate with blocked fallopian tubes, it goes unnoticed until a woman is trying to get pregnant.

TYPES OF FALLOPIAN TUBE BLOCKAGE

– Distal tubal occlusion: This is when the fallopian tube is blocked at the end closest to the ovary, sometimes due to a hydrosalpinx (which is when fluid collects and builds up after an infection).

– Fimbriae Issues: This is when the area where an egg is transferred between the ovary and the tube is damaged, preventing the egg from entering the tube.

– Midsegement tubal obstruction: This is when the fallopian tube is blocked in the middle, usually as part of tubal litigation surgery (that is performed to prevent pregnancy, at a woman’s request).

– Proximal tubal occlusion: This is when a blockage occurs in the lower part of the tube near the uterus, due to fibroids or occasionally after surgical procedures when there are problems or infections.

CAUSES OF BLOCKED FALLOPIAN TUBES

The most causes for a blocked fallopian tube are:

– Contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) such as chlamydia or gonorrhoea

– Undergoing a pelvic procedure that leads to infection such as appendectomy, ovarian cyst or fibroid removal surgery, or a previous ectopic pregnancy.

– A miscarriage or an abortion where there were complications (although this is rare).

Having endometriosis or Fibroids can be associated with fallopian tube blockage. Pelvic inflammatory disease unrelated to an STI is another possible risk factor.

For example an intrauterine contraceptive device (IUD) can be associated with pelvic inflammatory disease, but this is not common.

All of these things can cause adhesions or a build-up of scar tissue somewhere in the fallopian tube, creating a blockage. However some women are born with blocked fallopian tubes (this is called congential tubal obstruction).

SYMPTOMS OF BLOCKED FALLOPIAN TUBE

Women may experience certain symptoms or nothing at all. Strong to mild abdominal pain, fever, painful periods, strange looking or smelling vaginal discharge, or feeling pain while having sex or passing urine, are some possible symptoms, but because many women still ovulate, blocked fallopian tubes can go unnoticed until a woman is trying to get pregnant.

HOW TO DIAGNOSED BLOCKED FALLOPIAN TUBE?

– STI testing: If STIs are found during routine tests (for example during a Pap smear) it’s usually a sign to check for possible fallopian tube damage.

– Routine ultrasound: Fallopian tube blockages can sometimes be found during ultrasound, often while looking for something else. Usually a fallopian tube is not visible in an ultrasound but if it is inflamed due to hydrosalpinx fluid, it will be able to be seen.

– Hysterosalpingogram: This is a special X-ray procedure where an X-ray opaque dye is injected into the uterus which then passes through the fallopian tubes and spills around the ovaries and into the pelvis. If the fallopian tube is obstructed, the location of the blockage can be seen on the X-ray.

– Hysterosalpingography: Similar to a hysterosalpingogram, a special contrast medium is injected into the uterus which then passes through the fallopian tubes and spills around the ovaries and into the pelvis. This is observed on real-time ultrasound.

– During pelvis surgery (usually by laparoscopy keyhole surgery), coloured dye can be injected into the uterus and can be seen directly to flow out into the pelvis.

 

SPEED REMEDY TO UNBLOCK FALLOPIAN TUBES NATURALLY.

Research into natural medicines has discovered natural way to unblock Fallopian tubes without surgical procedure. These herbal medicines form our tubal solution kit.

The Tubal Solution Kit is 100% compounded natural medicines that unblock blocked fallopian tubes naturally without exposing you to negative side effect.

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