One of the reasons of infertility in women could be a blockage of
Fallopian tube. Blocked Fallopian tube prevents an egg to meet the
sperm or hinders successful passage of the fertilized egg to the uterus.
There are two different and opposite ways to treat blocked tubes and
increase your chances of conception:
Surgical Procedures
Some tubal procedures use micro-surgical techniques. The most common procedures are:
Salpingectomy - This is a procedure where one of the tubes is removed because it has become infected (this condition is called salpingitis). It is used to improve IVF when the buildup of fluid is developed by a tube. This buildup of fluid is called hydrosalpinx. Hydrosalpinx can reduce success of the In Vitro Fertilization up to 50%.
Tubal Reanastomosis - It is the procedure where the surgeon removes a blocked portion of a tube, and then joins the two healthy ends.
Fimbrioplasty is used when the pickup of an egg is disabled due to scar tissue or blocked tube that is closest to the ovary.
When the tube is blocked near the uterus, there is a procedure when the doctor inserts a catheter into the Fallopian tube. This kind of procedure is called Selective Tubal Cannulation and it is non-surgical.
How Successful Are These Procedures?
Blockage could be anywhere along the Fallopian tubes. Success of procedures mentioned above depends on where the blockage is situated as well as if the person has more fertility problems. Even though western medicine made a great progress in infertility treatment - including treatments for blocked Fallopian tubes - those treatments are not always successful. Indeed, only 20% to 30% of women had successful pregnancy after surgical procedures if the blockage was closest to ovaries. Better results are shown when the blockage is situated near the uterus and about 60% of women had successful pregnancy after the surgery.
Risks with Surgical Procedures
These procedures also include some risks like risk of implantation of the fertilized egg in a location outside the uterus (usually in Fallopian tube) which is called ectopic pregnancy. Then, there is a risk of pelvic infection and scar tissue on the reproductive organs.
Another (and Better) Way to Treat Blockage of Fallopian Tube
Fortunately, there is another way to treat blockage of Fallopian tube, and what could be more effective than the natural way? Also, risk is excluded, as nature offered us everything we need to heal ourselves in the best way. For example, Chinese herbal medicine can help you on your way to unblock Fallopian tube. One of the suggested herbs to use is Jie Geng or Platycodon. However, just the use of herbal medicine can't unblock your tube, but in addition to other Chinese Traditional Medicine treatments you can fully heal yourself without side effects.
Surgical Procedures
Some tubal procedures use micro-surgical techniques. The most common procedures are:
Salpingectomy - This is a procedure where one of the tubes is removed because it has become infected (this condition is called salpingitis). It is used to improve IVF when the buildup of fluid is developed by a tube. This buildup of fluid is called hydrosalpinx. Hydrosalpinx can reduce success of the In Vitro Fertilization up to 50%.
Tubal Reanastomosis - It is the procedure where the surgeon removes a blocked portion of a tube, and then joins the two healthy ends.
Fimbrioplasty is used when the pickup of an egg is disabled due to scar tissue or blocked tube that is closest to the ovary.
When the tube is blocked near the uterus, there is a procedure when the doctor inserts a catheter into the Fallopian tube. This kind of procedure is called Selective Tubal Cannulation and it is non-surgical.
How Successful Are These Procedures?
Blockage could be anywhere along the Fallopian tubes. Success of procedures mentioned above depends on where the blockage is situated as well as if the person has more fertility problems. Even though western medicine made a great progress in infertility treatment - including treatments for blocked Fallopian tubes - those treatments are not always successful. Indeed, only 20% to 30% of women had successful pregnancy after surgical procedures if the blockage was closest to ovaries. Better results are shown when the blockage is situated near the uterus and about 60% of women had successful pregnancy after the surgery.
Risks with Surgical Procedures
These procedures also include some risks like risk of implantation of the fertilized egg in a location outside the uterus (usually in Fallopian tube) which is called ectopic pregnancy. Then, there is a risk of pelvic infection and scar tissue on the reproductive organs.
Another (and Better) Way to Treat Blockage of Fallopian Tube
Fortunately, there is another way to treat blockage of Fallopian tube, and what could be more effective than the natural way? Also, risk is excluded, as nature offered us everything we need to heal ourselves in the best way. For example, Chinese herbal medicine can help you on your way to unblock Fallopian tube. One of the suggested herbs to use is Jie Geng or Platycodon. However, just the use of herbal medicine can't unblock your tube, but in addition to other Chinese Traditional Medicine treatments you can fully heal yourself without side effects.
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