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What Could Be The Reason For Blocked Fallopian Tube ?
Hello i am 28 years married girl. Its been two years i am married. Apr 2009 i got my first miscarriage on my 45th day... then got cleaned with a tablet by my gyanec....then i had a big gap...later in 2010 May i got conceived with treatment of ovulation and got conceived.....on my 45th day of my first scan, they came to know it is an ectopic pregnancy ,,so i had to remove my left fallopian tube through Laproscopy.....i have a block in my right fallopian tube......Suggest the best way that i can proceed now.....Hema
Mon, 16 Jan 2012
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in this conditio you can take ayurvedic or homeopathic treatment.
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in this conditio you can take ayurvedic or homeopathic treatment.
in ayurveda there are so many medicine which are very helpful for this condition
for more information you can call me on my cell no.9424883137
Hello.Welcome to HCM forum.Very frankly the chances of getting normal fertilization are very rare.After ectopic pregnancy and removal of a Fallopian tube the chances of normal pregnancy are dimmed even in presence of a normal Fallopian tube.In your case the problem gets more grave as you have a single tube and that is also blocked.There is no point trying to get your blocked tube patent as such surgeries have very minimal fruitful outcome.Best for you is to contact a infertiliy specialist and get IVF done without wasting time,money and energy on other things.Thanks and good luck.
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Hello Mrs Hema,
Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum.
Your condition is very challenging one and requires experts to handle it.
I understand you are in quite a lot of misery because of your condition.
Based on the description provided by you, I understand that you have one of your fallopian tubes removed due to an ectopic pregnancy and the other tube is blocked.
With this history I wonder the primary problem with you could be an abnormality of the tubes. I am thinking that may be your tubes have abnormal lumen or abnormal ciliary motility, the reason for which could be a long standing infection in the tubes or an inflammatory process of the tubes. Another possibility could be ciliary motility disorders(Genetic disorders).
One common disease causing such tubal occlusion is tuberculosis of the tubes and adjoining tissue. So I personally feel it is worth while searching for the cause for the tubal occlusion.
Once the cause is ascertained, the treatment can be tailored to your specific needs.
If no such problem is found, the next step would be to finding out the exact location of the block in your tube, this is done by doing a hysterosalpingogram. Based on this the tube can be repaired.
The surgery is a very delicate one, requires a tremendous expertise in such surgical procedures for it to be effective.
If tubal repair fails, you can consider in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and implantation of the fetus. IVF will most certainly help you in my opinion.
You need to discuss all these with your infertility specialist before going further.
Hope I have answered all your queries. You can write back to me if you have further queries, otherwise you can use our payed services wherein an infertility specialist will be able to answer your queries.
Wishing you good luck.
Regards.
Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum.
Your condition is very challenging one and requires experts to handle it.
I understand you are in quite a lot of misery because of your condition.
Based on the description provided by you, I understand that you have one of your fallopian tubes removed due to an ectopic pregnancy and the other tube is blocked.
With this history I wonder the primary problem with you could be an abnormality of the tubes. I am thinking that may be your tubes have abnormal lumen or abnormal ciliary motility, the reason for which could be a long standing infection in the tubes or an inflammatory process of the tubes. Another possibility could be ciliary motility disorders(Genetic disorders).
One common disease causing such tubal occlusion is tuberculosis of the tubes and adjoining tissue. So I personally feel it is worth while searching for the cause for the tubal occlusion.
Once the cause is ascertained, the treatment can be tailored to your specific needs.
If no such problem is found, the next step would be to finding out the exact location of the block in your tube, this is done by doing a hysterosalpingogram. Based on this the tube can be repaired.
The surgery is a very delicate one, requires a tremendous expertise in such surgical procedures for it to be effective.
If tubal repair fails, you can consider in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and implantation of the fetus. IVF will most certainly help you in my opinion.
You need to discuss all these with your infertility specialist before going further.
Hope I have answered all your queries. You can write back to me if you have further queries, otherwise you can use our payed services wherein an infertility specialist will be able to answer your queries.
Wishing you good luck.
Regards.
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