The fallopian tubes are unique to women and are shaped like tubes. When a woman successfully becomes pregnant, the egg will combine with the sperm through the fallopian tube, forming a fertilized egg and achieving successful conception. So, can ovulation still occur if the fallopian tubes are blocked?
Blocked fallopian tubes can still induce ovulation, because the main function of the fallopian tubes is not ovulation. In fact, the fallopian tubes serve a transport function. When a woman has a mature egg released, it enters the uterus through the fallopian tubes, so the fallopian tubes are a type of conduit. Ovulation mainly occurs in the female ovaries, and blockage of the fallopian tubes is not related to the ovaries, so ovulation can still occur.
Ovulation can still occur if the fallopian tubes are blocked, but because the tubes are already blocked, they are not unobstructed. In this case, the fertilized egg formed after ovulation cannot reach the uterus. However, there is blockage in the fallopian tubes, sometimes on both sides. In this case, it is normal ovulation and it may not be possible to conceive.
Tubal blockage, and another type is when one side of the fallopian tube is blocked. In this case, as long as there is normal ovulation, successful conception can still be achieved. It is recommended to identify the true cause of blocked fallopian tubes. From the perspective of the causes of blocked fallopian tubes, some have cysts, while others have infections. The treatment methods vary depending on the cause.
