Genital tuberculosis is a cause of infertility that is often overlooked until it has a significant negative impact on a woman ...

Scarring of fallopian tubes creates an estimated 15% risk of infertility after one PID episode, rising to 50% after three episodes. Tubal scarring also increases risk for ectopic pregnancy ...

Endometriosis may affect fertility in a variety of ways. Tubal blockage results from scarring, causing adhesions that block the egg's pathway to sperm. Pelvic inflammatory disease leads to chronic ...

The new technology involves a patented delivery system to administer a synthetic tissue adhesive into the fallopian tubes, which eventually forms nonfunctional scar tissue, blocking the tubes ...

In addition, over 50,000 women have participated in law suits against the manufacturer of Norplant, citing complaints of irregular bleeding, scarring ... an IUD to have a tubal pregnancy (adjusted ...

Inflammation and scarring may cause tubal blockage, preventing egg and sperm from meeting. Deep endometriosis, which infiltrates beyond the pelvic lining, can severely affect reproductive organs ...

Exclusion criteria included the following: ① Patients with a prior history of hysterectomy or tubal ligation. ② Patients with severe ... The pregnancy tissue is partially implanted in the uterine scar ...