Can omega 3 promote blood circulation to the blocked fallopian tubes?

Nowadays with the popularity of omega-3, some are trying to use it to promote the blood circulation of
blocked fallopian tubes. But is omega-3 really effective?


Omega-3 ranks among the most important essential nutrients out there today. Studies suggest that a higher intake of omega-3s may bring certain health benefits that short-term supplementation cannot give.


As we all know omega-3 benefits heart health. Omega-3 normalizes and regulates your cholesterol triglyceride levels. Compared to a statin, both fish oil and krill oil are more efficient in doing this. According to a study comparing the efficiency of krill and fish oils in reducing triglyceride levels, both oils notably reduced the enzyme activity that causes the liver to metabolize fat, but krill had a more pronounced effects, reducing liver triglycerides significantly more. But could it also have the effect to promote the blood circulation of blocked fallopian tubes?


Yes, omega-3 is known for its ability to improve blood circulation. Omega-3 improves circulation because as the omega-3 fatty acids are absorbed by the body, they improve the integrity and function of the blood vessels. They also reduce the risk of the formation of blood clots, improve the flow of blood, lower LDL cholesterol levels (harmful cholesterol), improve the level of HDL cholesterol (good cholesterol), reduce the risk of heart disease and reduce inflammation. Although omega-3 could promote body’s blood circulation, location of fallopian tubes is very special; omega-3 could rarely promote the blood circulation of blocked fallopian tube.


That is to say, if you have blocked fallopian tubes, only by eating omega-3 could hardly do help to it. So to solve this problem, you could eat an herbal medicine Fuyan Pill.