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【Medical Q&A】What is the difference between tubal adhesions and tubal patency?

The problem of the fallopian tubes has always been a major concern in the reproductive field, and this slender tube is related to the grasping of eggs, the place where sperm and eggs are combined, and the important task of transporting fertilized eggs into the uterine cavity. Among them, tubal adhesions and tubal patency are common causes of infertility, is there any difference between the two?

Tubal adhesions are dysfunctional tubes that transport eggs due to chronic inflammation of the fallopian tubes. There are light and heavy tubal adhesions, and the adhesions are divided into three degrees, and the isthmus adhesions of the fallopian tubes are I degrees; Adhesion of the fallopian tube to the uterine angle junction is second degree; The adhesion of the tubal pot to the umbellet is degree III.

The fallopian tubes are not smooth, from the surface of the text, the fallopian tubes are not completely blocked, due to various factors, the fallopian tubes have been blocked or adhesions, etc., so that the lumen is not completely blocked. For example, if the sewer pipe is not blocked, the water can still pass, but it cannot pass completely, and if it encounters something larger, it may be blocked.

Tubal adhesions and tubal patency are essentially ungrateful, which will affect fertility. In addition, do not blindly prepare for pregnancy, even if the luck is combined into a fertilized egg, it is easy to cause ectopic pregnancy, it is recommended to dredge in time.

Tubal adhesion, simply rely on oral drug treatment, the effect is very bad, the general situation is a variety of methods of simultaneous treatment, oral drugs are only an adjunctive treatment method, its specific treatment plan should be based on the degree of adhesion and the location. If the fallopian tubes are not smooth, a plan needs to be formulated taking into account the degree of blockage of the patient's fallopian tubes.

【Medical Q&A】What is the difference between tubal adhesions and tubal patency?

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