Six reasons for heating pipe blockage

Through investigation, it was found that female infertility caused by fallopian tube blockage accounts for a certain proportion. When the fallopian tube is blocked, it often causes symptoms of female infertility. There are many reasons for fallopian tube blockage. The most common one is gynecological inflammation. In addition, surgical infection caused by surgery may also cause such harm, such as lax disinfection. There is also endometrial displacement and so on. Let’s understand the specific reasons.

Six reasons for heating pipe blockage

If a woman suffers from blockage of the fallopian tubes, it may lead to infertility. What causes fallopian tube blockage? Let’s take a look at it together. For more health issues, please click on the symptoms of blocked fallopian tubes. What are the symptoms of blocked fallopian tubes?

1. Gynecological inflammation

Pelvic and genitourinary tract inflammation is the culprit for fallopian tube obstruction. Such as mycoplasma infection, chlamydia infection, gonococcal infection, cervicitis, endometritis, adnexitis, etc., if not treated in time, when the inflammation spreads to the fallopian tube, it will cause fallopian tube blockage.

If pelvic and genitourinary tract infections can be prevented, the most important factor of fallopian tube obstruction can be eliminated in the cradle.

2. Surgical infection

The female reproductive system is not an independent and isolated system. There are many organs adjacent to the fallopian tubes in the pelvic cavity alone. Inflammation of any organ in the pelvic cavity may affect the fallopian tubes. Postoperative infection of the uterine cavity, pelvic cavity and abdominal cavity is also a major cause of fallopian tube obstruction.

If the disinfection is not strict, or there is chronic inflammation of the reproductive system, it may cause postoperative infection. If the operation is not performed in a standardized manner, or if personal hygiene is not paid attention to after the operation and the doctor's orders are not followed, it may cause inflammation, thus affecting natural conception.

Therefore, if you want to ensure the patency of the fallopian tubes, you must pay attention to anti-infection treatment after intrauterine operation or surgery. Even if the abdominal surgery is far away from the fallopian tubes, anti-infection treatment is still required.

3. Postpartum/abortion infection

Infertility caused by artificial abortion accounts for a certain proportion of infertility and has an increasing trend. The main causes of infertility after abortion include abnormal patency of the fallopian tube (blocked or obstructed), intrauterine adhesions, endometriosis, luteal insufficiency, etc.

The body's resistance is weakened after miscarriage or delivery, and the dilated cervix has not yet closed well, so the bacteria in the cervix may ascend and infect the pelvic cavity. If disinfection is not strict or anti-infection treatment is not taken seriously after surgery, it is easy for bacteria to enter the fallopian tubes, causing adhesion and blockage of the fallopian tubes.

4. Endometriosis

Some women with severe dysmenorrhea have their menstrual blood blocked, which causes pain. The strong contraction of the uterus can cause severe pain on the one hand, and on the other hand, the strong contraction of the uterus can press the shed endometrium or blood clots to the fallopian tubes, causing endometriosis, which is a physiological mechanical obstruction.

During artificial abortion, negative pressure suction is required to create negative pressure in the uterus. However, when the operation is about to end and the negative pressure is suddenly released, embryonic tissue and embryonic appendages can easily enter the fallopian tubes and cause blockage. The hysteroscopic uterine dilatation process, fallopian tube insufflation, and angiography may all cause this mechanical blockage.

5. Tuberculosis - Fallopian tube tuberculosis

Mycobacterium tuberculosis is different from other pathogens. It can spread to the reproductive organs through the blood and lymphatic channels. Among the reproductive organs, the fallopian tube is the most vulnerable part of tuberculosis.

Tuberculous salpingitis is generally a chronic disease. Once blocked, it is difficult to reopen the tube without surgery. Even after surgery, the pregnancy rate is very low. Therefore, we must try our best to prevent tuberculosis and get vaccinated with BCG from an early age. Once infected with tuberculosis, we must receive standardized treatment to prevent the bacteria from spreading to the fallopian tubes and causing fallopian tube tuberculosis.

6. Congenital fallopian tube dysplasia

If the patient is born with congenital absence or malformation of the fallopian tube, or if the fallopian tube is too long and the lumen is narrow, it will lead to fallopian tube blockage. And these dreams of becoming mothers can only be fulfilled through surgery or in vitro fertilization.