The Reasons Behind Tubular Pregnancy

A tubular pregnancy occurs when fertilized egg implants in one of the fallopian tubes than the uterus.

1. Most of the tubular pregnancy happens when the fertilized egg slows down or stops while travelling from the ovary to fallopian tube.

2. About fifty percent of the women are expected to develop tubular pregnancy due to fallopian tube inflammation. PID is usually caused due to gonorrhea and Chlamydia that can also cause a major problem.

3. A scarring from the endometriosis, previous infections, previous tubular pregnancy and the fallopian tube surgery can also block the fallopian tubes.

4. In some cases birth defects and growths may change the original shape of the fallopian tubes and this may stop the fertilized egg from entering into the final uterine destination.