Fallopian Tube Blockage Treatment

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID):
This is one of the major reasonsfor blocked Fallopian Tubes. It causes inflammatory reaction that affects the Female Reproductive System by blockage and damage to the Fallopian Tubes.

Surgery
Complications due to surgeries that are the uterus and fallopian tubes like a C-section, abortion, family planning, etc., can affect the tube and block the tube.

Fibroids
It may affect the Fallopian Tubes thus causing a blockage in the path of eggs or sperm. Endometriosis: Instead of during menstruation, if you are experiencing endometriosis i.e. the endometrial cells are found outside the womb, it can causes a blockage.The scars and adhesion that are created the endometrial tissue can place physical pressure, formed an obstruction in fallopian tubes. This can affect the normal process of egg released from the ovary.

Infections
Sometimes Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) like chlamydia and gonorrhea or any infection caused by an abortion or miscarriage. Appendicitis or Peritonitis also can cause a blockage in the tubes.

Ruptured Appendix
whena woman has a history of a Ruptured Appendix, there is a chance that the infection can affect the Fallopian Tubes to blockage.

Ectopic Pregnancy
The fertilized egg is present in the Fallopian Tubes, resulting in tubal pregnancy. If the woman has already experienced an Ectopic Pregnancy, she develops an increased risk of scar forming to the blockage of Fallopian Tubes.

Others:
• Abortion/Miscarriage or uterine infection in the past
• Contraction of STD infection currently or in the past
• Trauma
• Unhygienic delivery

There are different tests to diagnose a Fallopian Tube Problem.

Sonography:
This is easy to find out the to a Fallopian Tube Problem

Hysterosalpingogram:
Another evaluative method is HSG. Blocked tubes are usually diagnosed with a specialized x-ray, called a Hysterosalpingogram, or HSG. This test involves placing a dye through the cervix, using a thin tube. Once the dye has been given, your health care provider will take x-rays of your pelvic area.

Laparoscopy:
The fertility specialist will go for laparoscopy or key-hole surgery, a surgical procedure performed under general anesthesia, saying it involves making a small incision into the a woman's umbilicus or navel and inserting a thin viewing device to examine the Fallopian Tubes, ovaries and inner lining of the uterus. This is another method to determine the tubal blockage.

Laparoscopic surgery:
The solution is tubal surgery. It can open blocked tubes or remove scar tissue that is causing problems. However, surgery is invasive and has several possible side-effects, one of the most common one being the risk of developing Ectopic Pregnancies.This treatment doesn't always work. The chance of success depends upon the age group.

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF):
This helps to treat the Blocked Fallopian Tube.It involves collecting matured eggs from a woman, fertilizing them with a man's sperm in a dish in a lab, and then transferring the embryos into the uterus after fertilization. IVF is the most effective assisted reproductive technology. An IVF cycle takes a several weeks and requires frequent blood tests and daily hormone injections. Most women's suffer from Blocked Fallopian Tubes, so choose IVF instead of surgery. IVF is safe and effective compared to surgery.

We at Sakthi Fertility provide all under one roof. It serves as one of the best centers for Assisted Reproductive Technology treatment in Udumalpet, Coimbatore and many infertile couples are benefitted with our fertility treatment and have a complete family. Sakthi Fertility center has skilled specialists in infertility treatment, Pollution free environment, innovative financing programs, and patient friendly and provides the best services to fulfil the patient's dream of having a baby. We treat multiple number of Blocked Fallopian Tube in udumalpet, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India region.

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