An Important Obstacle in the Formation of Pregnancy Problems Linked to Tubes

14 Percent of the causes of female infertility have problems that occur in active tubes. It occurs when the sperm released into the vagina for pregnancy to occur passes through the cervix and the uterus and fertilizes with an egg in one of the tubes. For this reason, any problems that may arise in the tubes can prevent the formation of pregnancy.

Partial or complete blockage that may occur in the tubes for any reason prevented the egg and sperm from meeting, causing fertilization to fail, he said.

If hydrosalpenic is not treated, it can also cause miscarriages

Adhesions due to previous abdominal surgeries, infections or endometriosis can cause blockages and:

“Under the infections that may occur in tubes, there are usually sexually transmitted diseases. Among them, gonorrhea (n. Gonorrhea), chlamydia and tuberculosis are the most common. Part or full adhesions cause fluid to accumulate in the tubes over time. This condition, which we call hydrosalpenks, causes the pregnancy to fall by 50 percent. And unfortunately, hydrosalpenks are irreversible tube damage. In addition to preventing the formation of pregnancy, this problem can cause miscarriage by having a toxic effect on the embryo if pregnancy develops. The treatment approach in this case is to connect or remove the tubes. Pregnancy rates also increase after treatment.”