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Why would blockage of the auditory tube produce an earache?
If the auditory tube were blocked, it would not be possible to equalise the pressure on both sides of the tympanic membrane. If external pressure then declines, the pressure in the middle ear would be greater than that on the outside, forci... Read More »
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How can a blockage in a fallopian tube prevent pregnancy?
The egg has to travel through that to get to the uterus to be implanted in walls, they are a very important role cause without them the sperm and egg would never meet Read More »
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How is Eustachian tube blockage treated?
Several maneuvers may be done to improve Eustachian tube function and thus aid in equalization of air pressure. The simple act of swallowing activates the muscles in the back of the throat that help open the Eustachian tube. Chewing gum, dr... Read More »
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Fallopian tube blockage is usually caused by scar tissue (from pelvic infections or endometriosis) or by fluid in the tubes.
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Having regular periods is no indication on whether your tubes are blocked or not. The period is blood and tissue, not an egg. It is possible if your tubes are blocked that the egg does not get through. As you know, the egg will die and disi...
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.All the above plus scar tissue from a simple infection and a cyst can cause them. I have had 2 caused from a cyst, but I also conceived about a year after the last miscarriage( he's soon to be 4 ) so its definitely possible to have a baby....
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I know that endometrosis is a condition that when tissue grows outside the uterus and it can effect the fallopian tubes,I've had surgery for this condition many years ago,it you want to learn more about it,go to http://www.webmd.com and typ...
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The correct answer is that there are many different things that can cause the Fallopian tube to swell shut...anything from a simple yeast infection or urinary tract infection to something more serious, like a sexually transmitted disease. A...
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These tubes connecting one side of your ear drum to the throat area usually get blocked when you have a cold, etc. When they are blocked, there is a pressure differential across the eardrum. Try "popping your ears" by pinching nose and pres...
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First, I would take 800 mg of Ibuprofen if I were you - which is what my doc told me to take. For me, the actual procedure itself was very quick. The doc inserted the catheter, the radiologist came in, and they injected the dye. I would say...
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