Tubal blockage is a common and frequently-break-out illness that may induce female sterility. The incidence of tubal blockage is very high, taking up nearly fifty percent of female sterility. Furthermore, the illness is not restrained by age, and females of childbearing age are likely to have tubal blockage.

Can female sufferers with tubal blockage menstruate naturally?

In fact, the tubal blockage has nothing to do with the menstrual cycle, and there is no direct relationship between them. The menstrual cycle in females is controlled by hormones, and it is important to note that the release of hormones is not the physiological function of the oviducts.

Hence, tubal blockage does not affect the menstrual flow, but some sufferers with tubal obstruction will have increased vaginal secretions, increased menstrual flow, and other discomfort or symptoms.

Experts said that whether the oviducts will not menstruate normally or not mainly depends on the etiology of tubal blockage. If the tubal obstruction is due to congenital factors like deformity, or absence of one oviduct, in the case of normal ovarian and uterine development function, female menstruation will not be affected. But if the tubal obstruction is triggered by infection, the menstruation will be irregular.

After being infected, salpingitis will break out. Under the stimulation of inflammation, congestion, edema, adhesion, and even blockage will occur in the official cavity. Since ovaries and uterus and oviducts are very close to each other, so pathogenic bacteria are likely to affect the uterus and ovaries. Infected endometrium can not periodically shake off, and the ovarian hormone secretion function loss and other interactions will give rise to abnormal menstruation or even no menstruation.

Once the oviducts are clogged, there are usually no obvious symptoms in the early stage. Only a few people may feel abdominal pain. The other symptom is sterility. If females haven't taken any contraceptive measures for a long time and their body have no other marked abnormalities, they can also consider whether the oviducts are clogged.

Females can't judge tubal obstruction only relying on menstruation. To determine whether it is tubal obstruction, they must take detailed laboratory examinations to confirm it. Once it occurs, it is needed to get regular and comprehensive therapy promptly. Different method measures are needed for different types of tubal obstruction.

Particularly the inflammation of tubal obstruction, therapy can be taken orally with heat-clearing and detoxification, removing blood stasis and dampness drugs such as natural therapy Fuyan Pill. Postmenopausal females who do not need to retain sterility can opt for a surgery. If necessary, the doctor will choose the method of operation to unblock the oviducts. However, the risk of surgery is higher, and the trauma to the body will be severer.

During the therapy, females also need to take notice of the diet plan and develop good personal hygiene. It is also advised not to stay up late for a long time since the organs of the body can merely be restored in the deep sleep.