Fallopian tubes are a connection of the uterus with the ovary and abdominal cavity. Their only function is to carry a fertilized egg into the uterus. If the patency of the fallopian tubes is disturbed, this can lead to a fertilized egg stuck in the tube. This leads to the development of tubal pregnancy , which in 90% of cases ends with its removal. So, next we will consider the possible consequences after removal of the fallopian tube.
Effects of removal of the fallopian tubes
The first likely complication after salpingectomy is an increased risk of infertility. Thus, the probability of pregnancy after the removal of a single fallopian tube is reduced by 50%, and if the second tube contains spikes, then repeated attempts to conceive the child will end again with a tubal pregnancy.
Restoration of the fallopian tubes after removal is not carried out, since it does not make sense. After all, the uterine tube is normally able to peristaltic (shrink), due to which a fertilized egg will move to the uterus, which is impossible to achieve with the plastic of the uterine tube. Interestingly, the monthly ones after removal of the fallopian tube will be regular, provided the ovaries work normally.
Consider another such symptom that occurs after this operation is pain. Pain after removal of the uterine tube may indicate the formation of adhesions in the small pelvis.
Rehabilitation after removal of fallopian tubes
After salpingectomy it is necessary to conduct adequate anti-inflammatory therapy. This is necessary for the second pipe to remain passable if possible. After the operation, it is advisable to prescribe resorption drugs (aloe, vitreous), physiotherapy (electrophoresis).
For example, after appendectomy, an adhesive process can affect the uterine tube to the right, in which an ectopic pregnancy can subsequently develop. In this case, it is possible to maintain the functional usefulness of the left pipe. The most simple and cheap method of preventing the formation of adhesions after salpingectomy is moderate physical activity and early onset of food intake.
To combat infertility in the obstruction or removal of the fallopian tubes, there is one solution - in vitro fertilization . IVF after removal of the fallopian tubes can have a positive result in the presence of a sufficient functional layer of the endometrium and a good hormonal background.