Obstruction of the fimbrial end of the fallopian tube is also a common disease and an important cause of female infertility. When the fimbrial end of a woman's fallopian tube is blocked, it can threaten normal fertility. At the same time, the body may also experience some abnormal symptoms, which can affect normal life. So, what should we do if the fimbrial end of the fallopian tube is blocked?
If the fimbrial end of the fallopian tube is found to be blocked, it is best to perform laparoscopic separation of adhesive tissue to keep the female fallopian tube unobstructed, so that there is a possibility of pregnancy. Otherwise, women cannot have children. It is recommended that women should stay away from sexual intercourse for 3-7 days after their menstrual period, go to the outpatient department of the hospital, and undergo routine vaginal discharge tests before being admitted for surgery.
If a woman's vaginal discharge examination shows inflammation, it is recommended to undergo treatment before surgery. After surgery, it is important to strengthen nutrition to facilitate better wound healing. If a woman plans to conceive, it is recommended to prepare for pregnancy as soon as possible. If you are not pregnant after actively preparing for pregnancy for six months, it is recommended to have another fallopian tube imaging to check if the fallopian tubes are blocked again.
Women are prone to postoperative infections in some gynecological surgeries if disinfection or surgery is not strict. Common surgeries such as induced abortion, removal of intrauterine devices, hysterosalpingography, etc., or if the cervix is in an open state after childbirth or abortion, if not properly cared for, may infect the pelvic cavity and cause blockage of the fimbriae of the fallopian tubes.
