Women’s office occupations are sedentary for long periods of time causing blood circulation in the lower back and abdomen, which over time induces the fallopian tubes to become inaccessible, eventually leading to infertility. This is why experts remind us that we must develop the habit of exercising regularly at work. The fact that women are sedentary causes fallopian tube 1, women are sedentary for a long time causing menstrual abnormalities, coupled with lack of exercise, resulting in abnormal circulation of Qi and blood in the waist and abdomen. Usually, the appearance of stagnant blood stasis may also be the result of blood and lymphatic embolism caused by tubal inaccessibility, eventually leading to the emergence of uterine ectopic disease, and therefore prone to infertility. 2, female office workers should take at least thirty minutes a day to exercise. For example, reduce the habit of taking the bus and walk home after work. Or go up the stairs for exercise instead of taking the elevator. The intensity of exercise gradually increase. If you really do not have time to exercise, you can exercise by twisting the waist and turning the head and stretching the legs. 3, women often sedentary, not only easy to trigger tubal blockage, but also may also have hair dysmenorrhea, hemorrhoids, and chronic pelvic congestion, endocrine disorders and other diseases. In addition to the stressful life, the emotional state of high tension is more likely to induce women to gynecological diseases. Blocked fallopian tubes mean that eggs and sperm cannot be combined, leading to infertility and causing many problems for women, such as pain in the abdomen, increased discharge, back pain and other undesirable symptoms. It is necessary to provide timely treatment, so let’s take a look at the five symptoms of blocked fallopian tubes. The five symptoms of a blocked fallopian tube 1, abdominal discomfort The patient’s waist and abdomen will experience varying degrees of discomfort and pain. The inflammation further stimulates the bladder and rectum, leading to symptoms of urinary urgency and frequency or painful defecation. 2. Menstrual irregularities Inflammation affects the ovaries of the patient causing fibrosis of the uterus and incomplete repair of the uterus, which eventually leads to abnormal menstruation, manifested as excessive menstrual flow and excessive frequency. 3. Dysmenorrhea Inflammation causes pelvic congestion, which leads to dysmenorrhea, mostly in the week before menstruation, and the pain increases during menstruation. 4. Infertility symptoms Obstruction of the fallopian tubes leads to infertility. 5.Other symptoms: increased leucorrhea, pain, gastrointestinal indigestion, lack of energy, depression and other symptoms.