Preventing Ovarian Cancer: Should Women Consider Removing Fallopian Tubes?
It's easier to treat ovarian cancer when it is diagnosed in its early stages, but it's not easy to detect its early signs and symptoms.
It's easier to treat ovarian cancer when it is diagnosed in its early stages, but it's not easy to detect its early signs and symptoms.
Can Someone With A Blocked Fallopian Tube Get Pregnant? Explains Arockia Virgin Fernando, Fertility and IVF consultant, at Cloudnine Group of Hospitals, Bengaluru (HRBR).
Conditions that negatively impact the fallopian tubes will negatively impact one's fertility too. Read on to know everything.
Fallopian tubes can be blocked due to some underlying disease process or they can be ligated as a family planning procedure. All you need to know about tubal ligation reversal surgery.
Tubal surgery is performed to open or repair the blocked or damaged tube. But this procedure is also associated with risks.
Did you know that you can get pregnant if you have only one fallopian tube? While there are many factors at play in such a situation, but it can be safe pregnancy. Here's everything you need to know.
Ayurveda comes to the rescue of two women who were not able to conceive for three years due to tubal blockages, a common cause of female infertility.
Researchers have observed a link between cancer cells and female reproductive parts like fallopian tube and ovary that may open new doors in the sphere of cancer treatment.
This faulty transfer is known as Mutation in the gene and can be inherited or acquired.
Genital tuberculosis could often go unrecognized or masquerade as other gynaecological conditions.
Saline salpingosonography (SSG), hysterosalpingography (HSG) and laparoscopy -- tests to detect blocked tubes.
This scary type of pregnancy can rupture your fallopian tube.
Blocked tubes do not show any symptoms in most cases and this is the reason it is left undiagnosed for a long time.
Did you know infections such as STDs and PIDs can lead to blocked tubes?
Researchers have found that knowing the early changes in the cells of the fallopian tubes of women carrying the genetic mutation responsible for ovarian cancer could open the way for new preventative strategies.
Dr Uma Rani, an expert in obstetrics and gynaecology tells us more about pelvic inflammatory disease.
It's easier to treat ovarian cancer when it is diagnosed in its early stages, but it's not easy to detect its early signs and symptoms.
Conditions that negatively impact the fallopian tubes will negatively impact one's fertility too. Read on to know everything.
Fallopian tubes can be blocked due to some underlying disease process or they can be ligated as a family planning procedure. All you need to know about tubal ligation reversal surgery.
Tubal surgery is performed to open or repair the blocked or damaged tube. But this procedure is also associated with risks.
Did you know that you can get pregnant if you have only one fallopian tube? While there are many factors at play in such a situation, but it can be safe pregnancy. Here's everything you need to know.
Ayurveda comes to the rescue of two women who were not able to conceive for three years due to tubal blockages, a common cause of female infertility.
Researchers have observed a link between cancer cells and female reproductive parts like fallopian tube and ovary that may open new doors in the sphere of cancer treatment.
This faulty transfer is known as Mutation in the gene and can be inherited or acquired.
Genital tuberculosis could often go unrecognized or masquerade as other gynaecological conditions.
Saline salpingosonography (SSG), hysterosalpingography (HSG) and laparoscopy -- tests to detect blocked tubes.
This scary type of pregnancy can rupture your fallopian tube.
Blocked tubes do not show any symptoms in most cases and this is the reason it is left undiagnosed for a long time.
Did you know infections such as STDs and PIDs can lead to blocked tubes?
Researchers have found that knowing the early changes in the cells of the fallopian tubes of women carrying the genetic mutation responsible for ovarian cancer could open the way for new preventative strategies.
Dr Uma Rani, an expert in obstetrics and gynaecology tells us more about pelvic inflammatory disease.
Can Someone With A Blocked Fallopian Tube Get Pregnant? Explains Arockia Virgin Fernando, Fertility and IVF consultant, at Cloudnine Group of Hospitals, Bengaluru (HRBR).
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