Question 1

where do the egg goes in case of blocked fallopian tube(s)?

Accepted Answer

: They end up lost within the internal tissues of the abdomen and eventually breakdown. Their resulting debris is eventually absorbed and recycled by the body.

Question 2

blocked fallopian tubes. who made that happen?

Accepted Answer

Who? or What?: Him who introduced infectious agent, such as chlamydia or gonorhea bacteria  to the tubes through sexual intercourse.  Or the surgeon who left scar tissue after pelvic surgery.

Question 3

hi, what is the cause of blocked fallopian tubes.

Accepted Answer

PID: The most common cause of which I am aware is pelvic inflammatory disease.

Question 4

what does it mean to have blocked fallopian tubes?

Accepted Answer

Fallopian tubes: Once ovulation occurs and the egg is released from the ovarian follicle, it enters the uterus through the fallopian tubes.  If the tubes are blocked, the egg can't get in.  It may therefore cause infertility.

Question 5

what happns if blocked fallopian tube gets untreated?

Accepted Answer

POSS NO BABY: Egg needs to circulate from ovary via fallopian tube to get to the uterus, if blocked doesn't get through. Luckily you have 2 tubes.

Question 6

what is the comon symptomps of blocked fallopian tube?

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Blocked fallopian tu: Most women would not have any symptom whatsoever. Some cannot get pregnant because of scarring in the tubes (blockage) but they would not know their tubes were blocked unless they tried to conceive. If the blockage is the result of an acute inflammation with an abscess or fluid collection development, then pain, discharge, fever may occur. Rupture of the tube will be signified by intense pain, .

Question 7

how do you feel if you have blocked fallopian tubes?i?

Accepted Answer

Mostly nothing: Infertility , gives no warning for the most part. But a partial blockage can result in an ectopic pregnancy , very painful and life threatening.

Question 8

what could be the symptoms of a blocked fallopian tube?

Accepted Answer

Usually None: Blocked tubes usually don't cause any symptoms. The only way to find out if a tube is blocked without  surgery is to have an hsg, a type of radiologic exam where the uterus and tubes are filled with dye. Prior surgery, endometriosis and sexually transmitted infections can put you at higher risk.

Question 9

how does a person end up with a blocked fallopian tube?

Accepted Answer

Many ways: Blockage due to infection is near the top of the list; but many women without infection history still get blockages. Prior surgery with adhesion formation is another cause. Proximal blockages (near where the tube leaves the uterus) are roughly 50% due to 'clogging' with mucus, clot, etc, ...Like a clogged drain in a sink.

Question 10

can it be treated if you have blocked fallopian tubes?d fallop

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Yes: First of all an x ray (hsg) and screen for that. Sometimes a laparoscopy can confirm whether the tubes are blocked and can potentially help unblock one or both tubes. Ivf is a fertility treatment that helps women become pregnant while bypassing the tubes. So there are potentially several options.

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