Knock the block (What are the treatments for blocked Fallopian tubes?)\nInfertility is defined as difficulty getting pregnant after one year of unprotected sexual intercourse. Infertility can happen both in males and females. Lots of things can cause infertility, such as age, irregular menstrual cycles, hormonal imbalance, blocked fallopian tubes, and so on. We are so fortunate that we live in an age where safe treatments and therapies are available, significantly improving our chances of pregnancy. Fallopian tubes connect the ovaries to the uterus in the female reproductive system. Its role is to enable fertilization of the ovum (egg) with sperm and then transfer the fertilized ovum to the uterus for implantation and subsequent growth. Fertilization may not happen if one or both Fallopian tubes are blocked, as the egg may not travel from the ovary to the uterus, or the sperm might not be able to reach the egg.\nThe tubes may not be blocked entirely, but partially, increasing the risk of a tubal pregnancy (ectopic pregnancy). Usually, there are no symptoms for blocked Fallopian tubes, but irregular menstrual cycles may be a reason for the problem. The primary symptoms of blocked fallopian tubes are infertility, lower abdominal pain, and unusual vaginal discharge. If you cannot get pregnant even after trying for a year, you need medical advice. Natural treatment for blocked fallopian tube\nStop drinking alcohol and smoking:\n Consumption of these has proven to be one of the causes of infertility.\nImmune booster:\n Vitamin C helps our body to absorb iron from food. Taking citrus fruits and veggies like oranges, lemons, broccoli, and green peppers, high in Vitamin C., can help naturally unblock the tubes caused by infection.\nYoga and Meditation for stress management:\n Yoga and meditation can reduce stress and increase the blood flow to the reproductive organs.\nAyurvedic treatment:\n Some ayurvedic medicines are said to help in removing the blockage and restoring tubal function, but there is not enough documented evidence of the same.\nMedical treatment for blocked fallopian tube:\n Recanalization through Laparoscopic surgery: This treatment depends on how bad the blockage is and the cause. The success rate of achieving a pregnancy after this is somewhat limited, so this is not the best option.\nIn Vitro Fertilization (IVF):\n A woman with blocked tubes has almost no chance of getting pregnant naturally or through IUI. The best option is to undergo an IVF cycle, where the process that used to happen in the fallopian tubes is done in the lab. The fertilized egg is then transferred to the uterus of the woman. The most common symptoms of blocked fallopian tubes are infertility, lower abdominal pain, and unusual vaginal discharge. If you are experiencing the above symptoms and suspect that tubes could be blocked, you can approach the specialist. Treatment for this requires expertise or skill in performing all these procedures. Therefore, you should choose wisely – which specialist or centre to approach.\n