The two fallopian tubes, on the right and left side of the uterus, come off the uterus as pencil-thick tubes (med. term: tube, pl. tubes) and lie with their free funnel-shaped end against the ovaries. From there, the fallopian tubes pick up the egg and transport it to the uterus. Pain in the area of … Pain in the area of the fallopian tubes
Ectopic Pregnancy If the fertilized egg (zygote) does not succeed in passing through the fallopian tube, it nests outside the uterus and in most cases in the mucous membrane of the fallopian tube (tubal pregnancy). If the embryo grows in the fallopian tube, which is not very flexible, the pregnant woman’s life is often in … Ectopic Pregnancy | Pain in the area of the fallopian tubes
Inflammation of the ovaries and fallopian tubes (pelvic inflammatory disease) The risk of infection with the pathogens is increased during menstruation, after childbirth and in the period after delivery or after cervical interventions such as a scrape, the use of a coil or artificial abortion. The pelvic inflammatory disease often manifests itself by a foul-smelling … Inflammation of the ovaries and fallopian tubes (pelvic inflammatory disease) | Pain in the area of the fallopian tubes