Tubal Ligation Reversal Blog

Diagnosing tubal blockage when you have had a tubal ligation procedure is easy; however, diagnosing a blocked fallopian tube from other causes is more involved.

After tubal blockage is diagnosed , the area of blockage can often be corrected with specialized tubal surgery.

The previous blog article, Reasons For A Blocked Fallopian Tube, discussed how tubal scar tissue can block fallopian tubes and cause infertility.

This article reviews both the diagnosis and treatment of blocked tubes. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »

The most common reason for having blocked fallopian tubes is because of a tubal ligation procedure.

In the previous article, Reversing Blocked Tubes After Sterilization Procedures, we reviewed the different types of procedures to cause tubal blockage and the methods used to reverse these tubal blockages.

The second most common reason for having a blocked fallopian tube is tubal scar tissue.

In this article, we explain the reasons for tubal scar tissue and the two best ways to diagnose blocked fallopian tubes. Read the rest of this article and comment on it. »