Fallopian tube stiffness pregnancy

The stiffness of the fallopian tube will affect the combination of male sperm and female egg, but some people may get pregnant unexpectedly when the fallopian tube is stiff. However, most people think that the stiffness of the fallopian tube is a manifestation of disease. If you get pregnant at this time, you are afraid that the child will be deformed. In fact, you can have a prenatal check-up in the later stage. So, can you keep the pregnancy if the fallopian tube is stiff?

Fallopian tube stiffness will directly affect the combination of sperm and egg, and will also endanger the normal implantation and development of the embryo. Therefore, its impact on female fertility cannot be ignored.

1. Cause infertility. Stiff fallopian tubes will affect the function of picking up and transporting sperm and eggs. The eggs cannot enter the fallopian tubes or the fertilized eggs cannot be transported to the uterus normally, which will eventually lead to infertility.

2. Induce miscarriage. Women with stiff fallopian tubes have inflammation in the pelvic cavity and adjacent organs, which can easily lead to fetal instability and cause miscarriage.

3. Cause premature birth. Patients with fallopian tube stiffness will have a strong reaction, severe inflammation, and insufficient nutrition after pregnancy. By the sixth or seventh month, they will experience itching, less fluid, or turbid fluid, and a thin placenta. Especially if they are pregnant with a boy, the fetal movements are frequent and the placenta is easily ruptured, which results in premature birth.

How to treat fallopian tube stiffness and get pregnant?

Fallopian tube stiffness has a great impact on female fertility. Female friends should check and treat it as soon as possible. So, what are the methods for treating fallopian tube stiffness, and which method is the most effective?

1. Interventional treatment of fallopian tube stiffness. The main method used is catheter dilation, which involves inserting a catheter guidewire and utilizing the propulsive, dilating and separating effects of the catheter guidewire and the impact force of the contrast agent to clear the fallopian tube to the fimbria end.

2. Hysteroscopic laparoscopy. Through laparoscope and hysteroscopy, lesions inside and outside the fallopian tube cavity and tissue cell necrosis can be accurately determined to determine the site of fallopian tube obstruction. Experts can then take effective treatment measures for the site of disease.

3. Biological and isolation factor technology. Although the above methods can unclog the fallopian tubes, they often result in the phenomenon of "unblocked fallopian tubes but infertility". The biological and isolation factor technology covers the "biological isolation factor" when treating fallopian tube stiffness, protects the fallopian tube microenvironment, ensures the recovery of fallopian tube function, and increases the chance of pregnancy for women by 59%!