How to prevent tubal infertility? What are the symptoms of female tubal infertility?

Tubal infertility is caused by abnormalities in the fallopian tubes. Nowadays, female tubal infertility is increasing day by day. If you accidentally suffer from tubal infertility, what methods can be used to prevent it?

1. Contraceptive measures: There are countless unmarried women who have abortions. When an unexpected pregnancy occurs, surgery is performed to complete the procedure. During the abortion process, if the operation is improper or the woman does not perform relevant maintenance work after the operation, it will cause damage to the cervix and cause some inflammation. This is not only the case for abortions, but also for women during childbirth and miscarriage. Therefore, women should choose a good hospital for surgery to avoid damaging their reproductive organs and causing bacterial infections.

2. Pay attention to hygiene: Reproductive system diseases are very harmful, so women should pay attention to the protection of the reproductive system and personal hygiene in daily life to avoid the invasion of bacteria and infection of fallopian tube diseases. Vaginitis, endometritis, cervicitis, etc. are all the focus of prevention. During sexual life, you must pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene to prevent the spread of diseases. This is the top priority in preventing fallopian tube infertility.

3. Avoid infection: Most female infertility is caused by infection of the reproductive system. When the reproductive system is infected with inflammation and is not treated in time, it will spread to adjacent organs over time, such as vaginitis, cervicitis, endometritis, etc. Intracavitary surgery, appendicitis, etc. are also among them. Therefore, women should try to avoid these adverse factors and strengthen the prevention of fallopian tube.

4. If surgery or abortion is unavoidable, be sure to choose a good infertility hospital to avoid the risk of fallopian tube deformation.

5. Actively treat gynecological diseases. Once a woman suffers from adnexal diseases, she should follow the treatment principles, adopt an active attitude, and completely treat the disease to quickly control the disease and avoid it from turning into a chronic disease. Once it turns into a chronic disease, it is easy to cause the fallopian tube to deform.

It is important to actively prevent tubal infertility in daily life, and we must also be aware of the typical symptoms. So, what are the symptoms of tubal infertility?

The fallopian tube is an important part of the female reproductive system. It plays an important role in transporting sperm, taking in eggs and transporting fertilized eggs to the uterine cavity. Due to insufficient egg production from the ovaries, the fallopian tubes show abnormal conditions such as adhesion, blockage, and poor flow, which lead to women's infertility. This is collectively referred to as tubal infertility. For tubal infertility, Western medicine recommends surgical treatments such as water perfusion and guidewires, while Chinese medicine advocates one clearing and two supplements, focusing on physical conditioning. There are also some milder adhesion and blockage, which may be related to inflammation in some adjacent parts. Therefore, anti-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory can also solve some mild symptoms. Those with repeated recurrences may need more conditioning while receiving treatment.

1. Patients may not have obvious discomfort, but seek medical treatment for primary or secondary infertility. Some patients have dull pain in the lower abdomen, distending pain in the lumbar sacral region, which worsens during menstruation, after sexual intercourse or when tired; increased leucorrhea, prolonged menstruation, heavy menstrual flow, dysmenorrhea, etc. They may have a history of pelvic inflammatory disease and cervicitis.

2. Imaging examinations are mostly based on B-ultrasound images, which are mainly used to differentiate from old ectopic pregnancy, endometriosis, and ovarian cysts.

3. Symptoms of tubal infertility include: Patients with tubal infertility may experience lower abdominal tenderness during physical examination. Bimanual examination shows that the uterus is retroverted and has poor mobility. In severe cases, it is completely fixed. There may be pain when moving the cervix. The bladder may be visible and the thickened fallopian tube or mass may be tender. Hydrosalpinx may be visible and may cause cystic tumors, which may be movable without tenderness.