Many infertile women have problems with blocked fallopian tubes when they go to the hospital for examination. Because when the fallopian tubes are blocked, sperm and eggs cannot meet and form a fertilized egg, and women naturally cannot conceive. Many cases of female infertility are caused by blocked fallopian tubes. So, can normal menstruation also cause blocked fallopian tubes?
Women with normal menstruation may also experience blocked fallopian tubes. Because whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed is not necessarily related to whether a woman's menstrual cycle is abnormal. So when female friends have normal menstruation, infertility may also be caused by blocked fallopian tubes.
Female fallopian tube blockage is mostly caused by inflammation. If inflammation affects the ovaries, it can easily lead to abnormal ovarian function, which can affect menstruation. At this point, women may experience symptoms of menstrual abnormalities, such as menstrual disorders, infrequent menstruation, short periods, and dysmenorrhea.
After a systematic examination, if blockage is found in the female fallopian tubes, timely treatment measures must be taken, such as fallopian tube flushing and hysteroscopic fallopian tube unblocking surgery, which can restore the patency of the patient's fallopian tubes. And it is also necessary to eliminate the causes of fallopian tube blockage, otherwise there may be cases of fallopian tube blockage again after surgery.
