Blocked Fallopian Tubes? Ayurvedic Treatment for Natural Conception

Fertilization occurs in the fallopian tubes of the reproductive system. The sperm and egg meet there. Once within the uterus, the fertilized zygote implants and develops into a fetus. Because there are two ovaries, the egg can still pass through the other side of the body and result in pregnancy even if one fallopian tube is blocked. However, unless one or both tubes are cleared, a spontaneous pregnancy cannot occur if both tubes are totally blocked.

Role of fallopian tube in conception 

The slender tubes on either side of the uterus are called fallopian tubes. The mature eggs go via the tube to the uterus for fertilization. The term “blocked fallopian tube” refers to any impediment in the passage it leads to. One or both of the tubes may be blocked. Infertility results from such circumstances, which account for about 40% of female infertility cases.

The ovaries release an egg at the end of each menstrual cycle. Through the tubes, the egg enters the uterus. As they pass through the fallopian tube, the sperm and egg typically come into contact.

Depending on how the ovaries are functioning and the reason for the blockage, an egg may be fertilized if one of the tubes is blocked, but a woman cannot conceive if both tubes are clogged. The tubes might be partially or completely clogged at different periods. In certain situations, tubal pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy could occur.

It is known as pittaja yoni vyapada in Ayurveda. Yonivyapad is likened to a reproductive organ illness.

Causes of fallopian tube blockage

The fallopian tubes are prone to injury or blockage because of their small size. The most frequent cause of blockage or damage to the fallopian tubes is infection-induced scarring on the tube walls. In addition to infection, which can result from a number of factors, diseases or surgical damage can obstruct tubes. The following are the more common causes of tubal blockage.

Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID

Untreated sexually transmitted infections (STDs) or other infections can lead to the development of PID. Usually, chlamydia or gonorrhea are to blame. PID results in inflammation around the fallopian tubes, which can cause obstructions and scar tissue to form.

Endometriosis

When tissue from a woman’s endometrium, or uterine lining, starts to proliferate on other pelvic organs outside of the uterus, it is known as endometriosis. The endometrium is normally shed and expelled from a woman’s body as flow from her period during menstruation. But unlike normal tissue, the endometrial tissue that grows outside the uterus does not shed. This results in inflammation and may cause scar tissue to form. 

Tubal infertility may result from endometriosis that grows on or around the fallopian tubes, which may scar or obstruct the tubes.

Abdominal surgery

Fallopian tubes that are damaged or clogged may potentially be the result of previous procedures. Surgery for conditions like endometriosis or uterine fibroids, as well as other abdominal surgeries, can leave scars that impair an egg’s capacity to pass through the fallopian tubes.

Ectopic pregnancy

When a fertilized egg implants in the fallopian tubes instead of the uterus, it is known as an ectopic pregnancy. The fertilized egg lacks the space it needs to mature because fallopian tubes are tiny and narrow. In addition to making the lady infertile, this may result in the fallopian tubes rupturing, which might be fatal.

Surgery can be used to remove the fertilized egg if a doctor detects an ectopic pregnancy before the fallopian tube bursts. Scarring and occasionally removal of the fallopian tube might result from surgery.

Tubal ligation 

In an elective procedure known as tubal ligation, a woman chooses to have the ends of her fallopian tubes cut or blocked in order to avoid getting pregnant again. “Having your tubes tied” is another term for this treatment. In certain situations, tubal ligation can be reversed, however this necessitates further surgery.

Treatment for blocked fallopian tube

For clogged fallopian tubes, Ayurveda provides a natural remedy. In addition to herbal remedies and some ayurvedic treatment for tubal blockage, it involves dietary and lifestyle changes.

If your tubes are clogged when you are attempting to conceive, you can use some of the readily available natural remedies.

Improve your diet 

Eat foods high in vitamin C since it boosts immunity and lowers inflammation. It relieves the tubal obstruction by aiding in the repair of the scars.

Ginger can help clear the tubes and increase fertility. Its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties aid in clearing the clogged passages.

When consumed in moderation, garlic increases fertility and has additional health advantages.

As everyone knows, turmeric has anti-inflammatory properties. Turmeric may have negative effects if used in excess of the recommended amount.

Eat a range of fruits and vegetables and drink plenty of water.

Lifestyle modification for fallopian tube blockage treatment

Cut back on alcohol to enhance your general health and fertility.

Regular exercise can increase fertility, but there is no research on the link between exercise and tubal obstruction.

Yoga helps patients with tubal blockage because some of its poses stretch the pelvic muscles, which increases the likelihood of getting pregnant.

The primary cause of infertility is stress. The stress factor may hinder conception even if it is possible. Meditation has been shown in studies to lower stress and increase fertility. 

Ayurvedic therapies for fallopian tube blockage treatment

In Ayurveda, panchakarma has a miraculous impact. Toxins are removed from the body with this detoxification treatment.

A fertility massage using warm castor oil aids in tube unblocking. The area of the abdomen is massaged.

Together with Snehana and tarpana, Basti karma aids in clearing the obstructed fallopian tube. The preferred therapy for obstructed fallopian tubes is Uttarabasti. All gynecological diseases can be treated with this therapy. The vaginal or urethral routes are used to give the medicinal oil, ghee, or decoction.

Shatavari, Lodhra, ashoka, kumari, Phala Ghritam, and other herbs are used to treat female infertility caused by tubal obstruction.

Ayurveda offers hope for the majority of ailments that modern science is unable to address. Although treating tubal blockage can be challenging, the results of ayurvedic treatment for tubal blockage are highly promising.

When treating female infertility brought on by tubal obstruction or any other cause, Ayurveda takes a holistic approach. Through the use of herbal formulations, dietary and lifestyle changes, and specialized ayurvedic therapies, the age-old science of Ayurveda treats illnesses from the ground up.

Doctors for fallopian tube blockage

One of the top Ayurvedic doctors for fallopian tube blockage in Delhi is Dr. Chanchal Sharma of the Aasha Ayurveda Clinic. She frequently visits all five locations, however she is most frequently found at the Delhi location. having more than ten years of expertise and being an expert in Ayurvedic medicine. In addition to treating a variety of other conditions, she has assisted numerous infertile couples in becoming pregnant naturally. Dr. Sharma develops customized treatment programs for her patients since she supports holistic medicine. She attends conferences and training courses to stay current on the most recent advancements in Ayurvedic treatment.

Dr. Chanchal Sharma, a senior consultant at Asha Ayurveda Clinic, specializes in the field of the fallopian tube blockage doctor and nutritionists. She has 13 years of experience in this field. She completed her B.A.M.S., MD degree from the Medical College of Tibbia College, Delhi University, in 2011 and then completed her gynecology and obstetrics degree from the Institute of Health Sciences, Mumbai, in 2013. She completed her panchkarma in 2014. 

Dr. Chanchal Sharma specializes in the treatment of fallopian tube blockage, due to which her success rate is very high. For these reasons, she is known as a trusted and respected doctor.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Q1. How to conceive naturally with blocked fallopian tubes?

It will be impossible to conceive without therapy if both tubes are completely obstructed. You may become pregnant if the fallopian tubes are partially obstructed. But there’s a greater chance of an ectopic pregnancy. 

Q2. What is the alternative to HSG?

Q3. Some of the same information that HSG can provide can be obtained through other procedures: General anesthesia is necessary for this surgical technique (Laparoscopy). A hysteroscopy can provide a close-up look of the uterus’ inside.

Q4. Can HSG open blocked tubes?

HSG is a test to diagnose fallopian tube blockage. HSG cannot open blocked tubes but you can see the condition of your tubes with this test and treat them accordingly. 

The information in this article has been given to us by Aasha Ayurveda Dr. Chanchal Sharma. If you want more information on this topic or other PCOS, tube blockages, or hydrosalpinx treatments.

Consult our highly experienced and trained fertility specialists and gynecologists at these five  branches of Aasha Ayurveda in Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Lucknow for a completely confidential consultation and get the best treatment for PCOD, PCOS, or female infertility.