Fallopian tube blockage B-ultrasound can be detected

B-ultrasound belongs to morphological examination in clinical practice. If adhesion is shown in the lumen of fallopian tube, B-ultrasound can not be examined. But if adhesion is shown in fallopian tube, and a large number of ponding is locally shown in clinical practice, B-ultrasound can be examined. Therefore, it is recommended that if the fallopian tube is blocked, it is best to check the fallopian tube angiography in clinical practice in order to understand exactly where the obstruction is shown. In clinical practice, according to the specific situation, it is decided whether surgery can be used to release adhesions and make the fallopian tubes unobstructed. Therefore, after B ultrasound examination in clinical practice, in addition to hydrosalpinx, other fallopian tube obstruction is not detected. If the examination after salpingography found that the interstitial part of the fallopian tube showed obstruction, it is recommended to do direct test-tube baby.