Fallopian tube blockage in women is one of the common causes of infertility. Tubes may get blocked due to several reasons such as tuberculosis of the uterus, repeated miscarriages, previous surgeries, excessive use of emergency contraceptives, smoking or alcohol consumption, lack of physical activity, uterine or tubal infections, and long-term pelvic pain. A blocked fallopian tube prevents the egg from meeting the sperm, making natural conception difficult. Early diagnosis through tests and proper treatment can improve the chances of pregnancy and overall reproductive health. If you experience repeated miscarriages, chronic pelvic pain, or difficulty in conceiving, consulting a gynecologist can help in identifying and managing the problem effectively.