It is a very small tube, called the fallopian tube, its lumen diameter is only 1 to 2mm, although it is so small, but its role is quite big, so to speak, is the sperm and egg “magpie bridge”, but it is very easy to block, when the fallopian tube infection, or pelvic inflammatory disease, the narrowest part of the fallopian tube and the umbilical end can easily become adhesions or complete atresia, so that the “magpie bridge” will not work, the sperm and egg can only see each other across the sea, can not be combined, which also causes infertility. When tubal infection or pelvic inflammatory disease occurs, the narrowest part of the fallopian tube and the umbilical end are prone to adhesions or complete atresia, so that the “magpie bridge” is blocked and the sperm and eggs can only look at each other across the sea, unable to unite, resulting in infertility. There are two types of blocked fallopian tubes, one is congenital, that is, they are present at birth, which is extremely rare. It is very common in women with gynecological inflammation, women who have frequent abortions, and women who do not pay attention to personal hygiene. The secret of tubal examination I’ll tell you Nowadays, there are two main methods to treat tubal blockage, one is tubal lysis, also known as water lysis in many places, which can not only check whether the tubal is open or not, but also has certain therapeutic effects. The other is tubal imaging. There are two types of imaging, one is with iodine oil and the other is with ultrasound. It is recommended to use ultrasound imaging, which is simple to operate and the contrast agent will be metabolized and discharged out of the body very quickly after the examination. Many women are afraid to go to the hospital for examination because they are afraid of pain, but in fact it is not that scary. Do you still have a chance to be a mother if your fallopian tubes are blocked? Don’t be sad, there are three types of blocked fallopian tubes, we can treat them according to different conditions and you can still be a mother! If your fallopian tubes are occluded and less damaged, in this case, tubal unblocking or 24-hour tube placement can be performed. If there is fluid in the fallopian tube, an opening can be made over it and the fluid can be released and turned over and sutured to prevent re-adhesion. Generally speaking, it can be improved well with surgery. In more severe cases, the tubes are open but not smooth and can be unblocked by laparoscopy. For extra-tubal adhesions, they can also be cut and dissected laparoscopically, and most patients can become pregnant after treatment. Even in the most severe cases, where the fallopian tubes are completely blocked and the damage is so severe that it is difficult to conceive naturally even if the tubes are unblocked successfully, it is possible to have your own baby through IVF.