Does menstruation pass through the fallopian tubes?

Due to the complexity of the female reproductive system, female physiological phenomena are also very complex. For example, menstruation is a normal physiological phenomenon that every normal woman will face. The reason why the female body produces menstruation is due to the shedding of the endometrium. But most women don't know much about their body structure. Some women even have menstruation. Will it pass through the fallopian tube?

This bleeding does not pass through the fallopian tube. It is caused by the shedding of the endometrium and is discharged directly from the uterus. Suggestions: Keep a calm mind, drink plenty of water, pay attention to regular living and eating habits, exercise moderately, avoid drinking alcohol, reduce spicy and irritating foods, and maintain a regular sex life.

Fallopian tube obstruction has little to do with menstruation. However, if there is a lot of fluid accumulation, some patients will complain that sometimes there is discharge and sometimes fluid flows out of the vagina, but most of them have little to do with menstruation. Because menstruation has nothing to do with fallopian tubes, and menstruation can still occur even without fallopian tubes, so there is no clear relationship between the two. However, if special symptoms occur, such as paroxysmal discharge, it is necessary to consider whether there is a lesion in the fallopian tube, which may be related to the obstruction of the fallopian tube. Therefore, menstruation is evaluated more by the manifestations of menstruation itself, including frequency, regularity, bleeding time, and amount of bleeding, rather than by the state of the fallopian tubes.

There is no clear relationship between menstruation and fallopian tubes. The formation of menstruation is more due to the regular thickening of the endometrium under the action of hormones to prepare for pregnancy. If pregnancy does not occur, the corpus luteum atrophy and endometrial shedding process have little to do with the fallopian tubes. However, there is a clear relationship between patency of the fallopian tubes and pregnancy. If you want to consider whether there is a problem with the fallopian tube, you should consider it more from the perspective of whether you can get pregnant, whether it is easy to get pregnant, or whether you cannot get pregnant, because there is a certain connection between the two, while the fallopian tube and menstruation have almost no connection.