“Motherhood, an amazing emotion,” but it is at times hard and other times incredible. Sooner or later, every woman desires to experience this prodigious feeling. It is, however, not easy for all women to sustain that tiny life within them due to many reasons leading to infertility. While the list is vast, one of the most common causes of infertility is blocked fallopian tubes.

As one is well aware, fallopian tubes are reproductive organs in females that connect the ovaries to the uterus. These tubes play an important role in conception as it is here that fertilization takes place. The fallopian tubes carry eggs from the ovary to the uterus. Therefore, any abnormality of these tubes could cause infertility as it becomes impossible for the sperm to unite with the egg. Blocked fallopian tubes make it difficult for sperm to reach the egg and the fertilized egg to get implanted in the uterus. Blocked fallopian tubes could also lead to the risk of ectopic pregnancy. The egg grows in a location other than the uterus in this condition, usually associated with abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. It is difficult to realize if a woman has blocked fallopian tubes as they often do not cause symptoms. Most women do not realize this problem until they have failed attempts at conceiving. However, in some women, blocked fallopian tubes can cause mild pain on one side of the abdomen, occurring at regular intervals.

If the fallopian tubes are blocked, conceiving without treatment is next to impossible, but not impossible. Though blocked fallopian tubes can make conception difficult, it should not leave one at the wits’ end. Every problem comes with a solution. Medical science has advanced to such an extent that this is no longer an insurmountable problem. Due to the chances of the high risk of ectopic pregnancy, one of the most recommended treatments globally is IVF (in vitro fertilization). Seeking medical care to determine the correct course of treatment is of paramount importance. So, one only needs to figure out the right solution and a trusted care provider. It is essential to follow the right treatment channel by talking to a specialist and seeking immediate care.