Will the fallopian tube become blocked again after being unblocked?

Blockage of fallopian tubes in women can easily lead to infertility. With the development of modern medicine, there are many ways to unclog the fallopian tubes. There is also the possibility of recurrence after the blocked fallopian tubes are unblocked. Generally, suffering from salpingitis or pelvic inflammatory disease can easily lead to recurrence. More attention needs to be paid to care after the fallopian tubes are unblocked.

Will the fallopian tubes become blocked again after being unblocked?

Childbirth is a woman’s right. If a woman cannot give birth normally, the pressure will become greater and greater, and it may even affect the harmony of the family. Fallopian tube obstruction is the most common disease and one of the causes of female infertility. In case of fallopian tube obstruction, surgery is required to clear it. Although this method can fundamentally solve the problem, will the fallopian tube obstruction recur after it is cleared? This is also a question that everyone is concerned about.

Fallopian tube obstruction may recur after it is unblocked because the cause of fallopian tube obstruction is salpingitis. After the fallopian tube surgery, if the inflammation is not completely cured, if you do not pay attention to personal hygiene after the operation, have sexual intercourse too early or have unclean sexual life, it may lead to reinfection with bacteria and easily cause the fallopian tube to be blocked again.

The problem of fallopian tube obstruction needs to be cleared through surgery. If the surgery successfully solves the problem of fallopian tube obstruction, you should pay attention to the cleanliness of the private parts after the surgery. The chance of fallopian tube obstruction is not very high. Generally speaking, there will be no adhesion within half a year after fallopian tube unblocking surgery, so the best time to get pregnant is within half a year after unblocking. In order to prevent fallopian tube obstruction, it is best to strengthen postoperative care.

In order to prevent fallopian tube obstruction, intraductal injection of drugs can prevent fallopian tube adhesion. After the operation, the pelvic cavity needs to be thoroughly flushed and transparent anti-adhesion fluid should be applied to reduce postoperative adhesion. Do not take a bath or have sexual intercourse for two weeks after the operation. Antibiotics can be used as appropriate to prevent infection. The fallopian tube will be blocked again, usually half a year after the operation.

After the fallopian tube obstruction surgery, you need to strengthen preventive measures, take good care of yourself in life, and take nursing measures according to the doctor's instructions. It doesn't have to cause much trouble to many families, but with the advancement of medical technology, there will be more methods to treat infertility. As long as the patient takes good care of himself after surgery, he can basically be guaranteed not to have a recurrence.