Women undergo health checks on their ovaries, fallopian tubes, and uterus during pre pregnancy examinations. Some women may discover abnormal conditions in the fallopian tubes during examination. The more common ones are blocked fallopian tubes and incomplete patency. So, can one get pregnant if the fallopian tubes are unobstructed?
Women's fallopian tubes may be open but not smooth, and there is also a possibility of pregnancy, but the chances of getting pregnant are relatively low. Many women's infertility is mainly caused by blocked or obstructed fallopian tubes. And the most common cause of blocked fallopian tubes is tubal inflammation. And this condition often leads to ectopic pregnancy.
For women with blocked or obstructed fallopian tubes, two methods are generally adopted: medication therapy or surgical treatment. This needs to be determined based on the results of the examination. Some women have unilateral fallopian tube problems, while others have blocked or obstructed fallopian tubes on both sides.
During the examination, hysterosalpingography will be used to examine the specific condition of the fallopian tube, and depending on the severity of the condition, targeted anti-inflammatory drugs will be used to reduce inflammation of the fallopian tubes. Sometimes it is necessary to combine fallopian tube patency with treatment to achieve fallopian tube patency. In short, if a woman's fallopian tubes are open but not smooth, although there is a possibility of pregnancy, it is recommended to actively undergo conditioning and treatment.
