Blocked Fallopian tubes - Plan the journey from Infertility to fertility with the First Step IVF

Today young girls battle with poor lifestyles which is the major cause of infertility. The problems are visible since they have signs and symptoms and they can effectively be treated to close the road to infertility, but there is a master that is silent in causing infertility- (Blocked Fallopian Tubes)

Do you know that mere menstruating each month doesn’t mean that you are fertile? The blocked Fallopian tubes problem is rising in women today and its causes are; infections that lead to inflammation, appendicitis, STDs like Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) that pave a way to scarring in the pelvic region. These same issues cause the tubes to be tightly twisted which alters their shape or damages them seriously. Other causes include endometriosis where the uterine lining grows in other parts and cause an obstruction and there are also some chances for a past surgery to cause a blockage in the Fallopian tubes

What is Fallopian Tubes?
Fallopian Tubes are two thin passages, each at every side of the hip and they act as the middlemen between the uterus and the ovaries. These tubes when healthy and normal facilitate the smooth movement of the fertile egg from the ovary to the outer third of the Fallopian tube or to the upper portion of the uterus where the sperm cell meets it and then fertilization occurs.

When there is a blockage, obstruction, or when the tubes are badly twisted, the sperms are prevented from meeting the egg and fertilization may not occur. In other cases when fertilization occurs, it may lead to an ectopic pregnancy a serious case when the pregnancy is outside the uterus.

One will hardly know that the Fallopian tubes are damaged or blocked until they are diagnosed or tackling conception failure.

Diagnosis
Since the problem is silent, Blocked Fallopian tubes are mainly detected after an HSG test or a laparoscopic procedure. The fertility history is considered past surgeries and infections

Blocked Fallopian Tubes Treatment
You can say that some treatments are simple while others are invasive, but the major aim is to help a woman conceive in a healthy way. Treatment mainly depends on the results of the diagnostic procedure.

Getting pregnant with Blocked Fallopian tubes
In the case where one Fallopian tube is normal and healthy, a woman can get pregnant with just simple treatments and when both the tubes are not functioning other treatments like surgery or IVF can be used.

A woman with Blocked Fallopian Tubes can get pregnant with the help of proper IVF treatment. In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) practices are the major solutions for any infertility case, especially Blocked Fallopian Tubes.

If you are also dealing with the problem of blocked fallopian tubes, then get in touch with our IVF expert Dr. Priti Gupta today!