Question 1

what happens if the fallopian tube ruptures?

Accepted Answer

Pain and infection: If the fallopian tube rupture or breaks open, usually it is the result of a previous infection inside the tube. As it opens up, it can be very painful. It can also release infection into the entire belly that can be very dangerous and may require hospitalization, antibiotics, and even surgery.

Question 2

can a blocked fallopian tube can rupture?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Both ectopic pregnancies and "pus tubes"(pyosalpinx) can rupture with deadly consequences.

Question 3

i had a cyst rupture and hemmorage into my fallopian tube..my dr doesn't seem to worried but i am. can this be serious? i had a hystetectomy at 24

Accepted Answer

I wouldn't worry.  : To start i wouldn't worry and less if your own doctor feels the same way but if it makes you feel better, you can always get a second opinion presenting all the details, for example, present imaging/pathology results, procedures reports and any other to another physician.

Question 4

having sharp pain during and after sex around the area where my right ovary and ruptured fallopian tube were removed 3 years ago?

Accepted Answer

Have a local block: It is important to note was your surgery done open or laparoscopic? Does the pain localized to the area of the surgery or does it radiate out. It may be a result of trauma to the muscle or nerve endings at the area of your surgery. A local anesthetic block of this area can help clarify whether the cause is either superficial or deep.

Question 5

if you stop smoking can your fallopian tubes heal and undo blockage? i have had 3 etopic pregnancies none ruptured. have both tubes still.

Accepted Answer

It is Doubtful: Stopping smoking would benefit your health in many, many ways. Unfortunately, once fallopian tubes become narrowed or blocked by inflammation or scar tissue, this will probably not change just because you stopped smoking.

Question 6

i have a personal history of pcos and family history of endometriosis--a few months ago i had an ovarian cyst rupture. the pain was worse than child birth!! i just had a hystorectomy (uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes removed, ovaries were left in place

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Ans: Yes the ovarian cyst can be very painful. But once it ruptures the pain should be gone

Question 7

can a transvaginal ultrasound show female organ cancers (uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix, and vagina)? mine was clear except for a cyst rupture. my doctor doesnt seemed worried even though 2 months without a period. im beyond worried.

Accepted Answer

Ultrasound: shows abnormalities, from approximately 0.5 cm to anything larger. The irregular cycles, most likely are caused by irregular ovulation.  So pap smears on schedule, and further discussions with your doctor can be reassuring. If you wish to become pregnant treatment for the irregular ovulation pattern is very important.

Question 8

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 9

what happens when unfertilized or fertilized egg gets stuck in fallopian tube?

Accepted Answer

Tubal pregnancy: Fertilized egg in the Fallopian tube is a surgical emergency because as the pregnancy develops the tube will rupture and can be fatal for the mother. Unfertilized eggs would eventually be tea sorbet by the body, but should not get stuck if the Fallopian tubes are normal. See your GYN doc if you think this is happening.

Question 10

is there any supporting documentation for fallopian tube regrowth?  i have proof that this has happened to me but there nothing onlinee to suport it

Accepted Answer

Please explain: Could you please explain. Did you have a tubal ligation? If you so, do you know the method the dr used to do it?

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I had a cyst rupture and hemmorage into my fallopian tube..my dr doesn't seem to worried but i am. can this be serious? i had a hystetectomy at 24

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Having sharp pain during and after sex around the area where my right ovary and ruptured fallopian tube were removed 3 years ago?

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If you stop smoking can your fallopian tubes heal and undo blockage? i have had 3 etopic pregnancies none ruptured. have both tubes still.

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I have a personal history of pcos and family history of endometriosis--a few months ago i had an ovarian cyst rupture. the pain was worse than child birth!! i just had a hystorectomy (uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes removed, ovaries were left in place

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Can a transvaginal ultrasound show female organ cancers (uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix, and vagina)? mine was clear except for a cyst rupture. my doctor doesnt seemed worried even though 2 months without a period. im beyond worried.

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Blocked fallopian tubes. who made that happen?

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What happens when unfertilized or fertilized egg gets stuck in fallopian tube?

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Is there any supporting documentation for fallopian tube regrowth? i have proof that this has happened to me but there nothing onlinee to suport it

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