Can oviduct blockage detect ovulation?

Ovulation is usually detected by a blocked fallopian tube.

Ovaries are the organ that ovulates, and the fallopian tube serves only as a transport. If the patient's ovarian function is not affected, eggs will be released, and normal ovulation will occur. After ovulation, luteinizing hormone in the body will increase until it is detected. Ovulation is detected. For women with regular menstruation, it can also be estimated by calculation methods. For example, about 14 days before the next menstrual period is the ovulation day, and the first five days and the last four days of this day belong to the ovulation period. If the female menstruation is irregular, you can choose to take basal temperature measurement, B-ultrasound detection of ovulation, etc. to obtain relatively accurate results.