Blocked fallopian tube often make it harder for any woman to become pregnant. A blockage in the area will keep a woman from being able to get and egg from one end of the tube to the other and will require treatment if pregnancy is desire. The egg will not get to the uterus when this is blocked. Therefore, there will be no way how the egg can be fertilized by sperm in the uterus.

Blocked Fallopian Tube Diagnosis

This problem is often diagnosed by examining the fallopian tubes with an HSG. This x-ray involves the use of a dye added into the cervix so the x-ray can analyze the area in particular. The blockage can be observed when the dye does not move through the tubes and into the pelvis. This procedure is used with am  inimal amount of invasiveness but it has to be controlled
carefully with an appropriate x-ray to make sure nothing can go wrong.