Definition Tube uterinaSalpinx is a narrowing of the fallopian tube caused by inflammation of the fallopian tube (salpingitis) or by the advancing age of the woman as a result of an increase in the viscosity of the fluid in the fallopian tube. Ultimately this leads to a functional disorder of the cilia due to the … Bonding of the fallopian tube
Therapy The decision whether and how the stuck-up fallopian tubes are treated ultimately depends on how strong the adhesions are and the extent of the disease. If the adhesions are severe, drug therapy is not very promising, so the doctor will consider surgical exposure of the fallopian tubes. The operation is usually performed without complications … Therapy | Bonding of the fallopian tube
Causes There are many possible causes that can lead to a clogging of the fallopian tube and thus reduce the woman’s fertility. One possible cause of tubal conglutination is the increasing age of the woman. As the last spontaneous menstrual bleeding (menopause) causes a decrease in fluid secretion or an increase in viscosity of the … Causes | Bonding of the fallopian tube
Anatomy The fallopian tube (Tuba uterina/Slapinx) is a paired female sexual organ. It lies within the abdominal cavity (peritoneal cavity), which is called the intraperitoneal position, and provides the connection between the ovaries (ovaries) and the uterus. The fallopian tube has a length of about 10-15 cm and consists of a funnel (infundibulum) near the … Anatomy | Bonding of the fallopian tube
Introduction Ovulation is part of the female menstrual cycle. It has a length of approximately 25 to 35 days. Ovulation is the ejection of an egg from the ovary. The egg then passes into the fallopian tube and travels towards the uterus. This is where the egg can be fertilised when it meets a sperm … Ovulation
How can you detect ovulation? It is often very difficult to detect ovulation. An exact date or time cannot be determined from physical symptoms. However, based on some symptoms and physical changes, in some cases it is possible to narrow down the approximate period of two to three days when ovulation is expected to occur. … How can you detect ovulation? | Ovulation
Is it possible to postpone ovulation? Ovulation can be postponed with the help of hormonal contraceptives. Depending on the contraceptive used, ovulation can be suppressed. If the hormonal contraceptive is taken continuously – i.e. without a break – ovulation is postponed until the next break. Many women thus postpone their menstrual bleeding. The postponement of … Is it possible to postpone ovulation? | Ovulation
Menstruation The menstrual period that occurs during the menstrual cycle is not a reliable sign that ovulation has occurred. With the first day of bleeding, the counting of cycle days begins. Bleeding can occur even if ovulation has not occurred at all. Even in this case, the lining of the uterus can be broken down … Menstruation | Ovulation
How long after ovulation are you fertile? Fertilization, also called fertilization or conception, can only take place within a certain time window. This is dependent on the fertility of the egg cell on the one hand and on the fertility of the sperm on the other. The optimal time for fertilization is about two days … How long after ovulation are you fertile? | Ovulation
Is it possible to stimulate ovulation? Ovulation can be promoted within the framework of fertility treatment. However, this is not possible in a natural way or with household remedies. Women who do not become pregnant despite repeated, unprotected sexual intercourse can use hormone therapy to promote ovulation. The pregnancy hormone HCG is used to induce … Is it possible to stimulate ovulation? | Ovulation
Can you see ovulation in ultrasound? Ovulation is not visible in ultrasound because the egg cell is smaller than the structures shown in ultrasound. All articles in this series: Ovulation How can you detect ovulation? Is it possible to postpone ovulation? Menstruation How long after ovulation are you fertile? Is it possible to stimulate ovulation? … Can you see ovulation in ultrasound? | Ovulation
