The effect of tube adhesion in infertility

There are two fallopian tubes, also called fallopian tubes. The length of these tubes from the lateral angles of the upper part of the uterus is usually 10 cm, and their ends are trumpet-shaped. One of their functions is to help mature eggs move from the ovary to the uterus. It is formed from the ovary)... to learn more about the ***effect of tube adhesion in infertility***, don't miss reading the upcoming article by Dr. Zahra Seifi, a gynecologist and obstetrician in Tehran... the causes of fallopian adhesion There are several factors that can cause tubal adhesions in infertility... One of these factors is infection... Microbes are the cause of infection, and infection in this area can cause inflammation of the tubes and various problems, including tube adhesions in the infected person.. There are women, there are different types of surgeries... One of the most common types of surgeries may be appendicitis surgery, after which appendicitis occurs. Adhesions especially in those with ruptured appendicitis and severe swelling and infection in the pelvis... This adhesion may occur in both tubes or one of them... Another surgery that increases the risk of adhesions is cyst surgery. Caesarean section is a type of surgery, it may cause such complications in women... According to Dr. Zahra Saifi, a gynecologist, sometimes women are at risk of endometriosis and its complications due to late marriage or unwillingness to conceive for more than seven years. In endometriosis, a tissue similar to the inner layer of the uterus appears in unusual places on the surface of the ovary, behind the uterus, and in the pelvic cavity, on the wall of the intestine. Adhesions inside the fallopian tube prevent the eggs released during ovulation from entering the tube.