What is the cause of bilateral fallopian tube adhesions?

Adhesion of both fallopian tubes will directly affect women's reproductive health, so the cause should be taken seriously. For example, some common pelvic inflammation may cause fallopian tube blockage and lead to infertility problems.

1. Main reasons

1. The fallopian tube is blocked or the tube is too thin, or it is adhered to the fallopian tube in the pelvis and other parts, which causes the fallopian tube to be pulled. At the same time, inflammation in the pelvis can also cause the fallopian tube to rise, which can lead to female infertility in severe cases. The traction will cause the fallopian tube to deform, thus affecting women's conception.

2. When the fallopian tube is lifted, if the ovary also moves up at the same time, it may not affect conception. However, if the ovary is pulled a long distance, it is very likely to cause female infertility. Some cases of elevated fallopian tubes, such as those caused by pelvic adhesions, can only be diagnosed during a hysteroscopy, so it is important to choose a professional and regular specialist hospital for diagnosis.

3. In fact, many women will experience the phenomenon of fallopian tube lifting. This is a normal phenomenon. During hysterosalpingography, many patients will experience this situation in the supine position. The reason is that the fallopian tubes change with the position of the uterus. When a person lies down, the free umbrella-shaped part of the fallopian tubes can also move up and down due to changes in the person's body position.

2. Symptoms

1. Problems with body posture, most of the time this happens. That is to say, when you lie down, your fallopian tubes are pointed upwards due to your body position, and when you stand up, the fallopian tubes will move down due to gravity. When we do angiography, we see that many people's fallopian tubes are raised when they lie down, and then move down when they stand up. This is because the fimbria of the fallopian tube is free and can move upward or downward. This is a normal phenomenon and does not affect pregnancy.

2. Normal upward movement and the course of the fallopian tube. Most people have never seen the actual course of the fallopian tubes, and even if they have seen it, it is mostly diagrams in books. When the real fallopian tube reaches the ampulla, many of them will move upward. This is a normal phenomenon and does not affect pregnancy.

3. The upward movement caused by inflammation is indeed caused by inflammation in the pelvic cavity that sticks the fallopian tube to the pelvic wall.