Question 1

what would a pulsing in my fallopian tube be?

Accepted Answer

Nothing: There is no way for you to know it is your fallopian tube. Fallopian tube problems do cause 'pulsing'.

Question 2

uncomfortable but not painful feeling in my pelvic area sort of around the fallopian tubes. just a throbbing without the pain. gas maybe?

Accepted Answer

Gas, probably: It probably is gas working its' way through the "food processor".

Question 3

how do you unclog fallopian tubes?

Accepted Answer

go to GYN: You might need to get a hysterosalpingography or uterosalpingography a radiologic procedure to investigate the patency of the tubes. An interventional radiologist can sometimes open the occluded tubes. Go to doctor to discuss options.

Question 4

what causes a fallopian tube to have fluid?

Accepted Answer

Scar tissue: Hydrosalpinx (fluid filled fallopian tube) occurs when the tube is scarred and the fluid produced by the cells lining the tube cannot get out.  This is generally caused by scar tissue from prior surgery, endometriosis, or sexually transmitted diseases.

Question 5

what are causes the fluid in the fallopian tubes?

Accepted Answer

Usually infection: Most of the time when there is fluid in the fallopian tube, called a hydrosalpinx, this is the result of damage to the fallopian tubes in the past. The most common sources of that damage are a previous infection, endometriosis, or surgical scar tissue.

Question 6

what causes swelling in fallopian tube?

Accepted Answer

Fallopian tube: Cause of swelling of Fallopian tube  is infection due to bacterial or parasitic agents which is called PID.( pelvic inflammatory disease).it can be a major cause of infertility or ectopic pregnancy if untreated.

Question 7

loosing fallopian tube should effect my hormons?

Accepted Answer

No: Ovaries source of female reproductive hormones. If intact no hormone irregularity.

Question 8

how to feel if your fallopian tubes are swollen?

Accepted Answer

No different: The fallopian tubes do not have much sensation if they stretch slowly.  This usually occurs from chronic inflammation. Sometimes there will be a vague pressure sensation.   Swelling that occurs quickly from a tubal pregnancy causes pain.

Question 9

fibroid tumors in the fallopian tube?

Accepted Answer

Not very likely: Fibroid rumors usually  arise from the muscular layer of the uterus! which doesn't extend into the tubes.

Question 10

can methylene blue unclog fallopian tubes?

Accepted Answer

Not usually: Methylene blue if put into the tubes under pressure and only if the adhesions inside the tube are "flimsy" will they open under those circumstances. Otherwise, if the tubes are seriously blocked, no.

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