blocked fallopian tubes, no ovulation.

First of all, we need to understand the function of the fallopian tube. The fallopian tube is the place where the female egg is transported to the combination with sperm, and the fallopian tube is also the place where the fertilized egg is formed. After the fallopian tube is blocked, the egg and sperm cannot meet and combine, so the fertilized egg cannot be formed. The ovulation process is completed by the ovary. The fallopian tube blockage will not affect the ovulation of the ovary, so the fallopian tube blockage will not affect the egg discharge, but it will affect pregnancy. It is suggested that after the physical examination finds tubal blockage, timely go to the local hospital to follow the doctor's advice to confirm the tubal blockage and the severity of tubal blockage and appropriate treatment methods. At present, the commonly used methods to check tubal blockage include salpingoscopy and laparoscopy. Tubal blockage does not affect ovulation and has no obvious impact on ovarian function.