Problems with the fallopian tubes can make pregnancy difficult and should therefore be investigated if the partner cannot conceive naturally after at least 1 year of trying. Problems with the fallopian tubes or fallopian tubes can be caused by gynecological infections, congenital changes, or endometriosis, for example.
To diagnose fallopian tube problems, your gynecologist may order a diagnostic test called hysterosalpingography, which involves applying contrast to the pelvic area and observing the entire region through several x-rays.
- Treatment of uterine tube problems should be treated for its cause.
- So antibiotics can be used in the case of infections and.
- In the case of endometriosis.
- Laparoscopy may be used to remove all endometrial tissue as well as for the use of drugs.
Problems with the fallopian tubes can also promote an ectopic pregnancy and therefore, as soon as they are discovered, they should be treated to avoid this situation incompatible with the baby’s life. Blockage of the tubes is a common problem that prevents pregnancy. Learn how to diagnose and treat tube obstruction.