Fallopian tube excision easy aging

Below the fallopian tube is the mesosalpinx, in which there are blood vessels of the fallopian tube. This blood vessel often communicates with the ovarian blood vessels and uterine blood vessels, responsible for supplying part of the ovarian blood supply. Therefore, if the fallopian tube is removed, if the blood vessels in the mesosalpinx are not damaged, the ovarian function will generally not be affected, and it will not be easy to age. If the fallopian tube is removed and the blood vessels in the mesosalpinx are injured, sometimes it will lead to a decrease in ovarian blood supply, resulting in a certain degree of decline in ovarian function, manifested as sparse menstruation, reduced menstrual volume, even early menopause, more serious menopause, and even faster aging. Of course, this situation is relatively rare clinically.