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The fallopian tubes are a necessary part of the female reproductive system. They are the superhighways that allow an egg to travel to the uterus, and the point where egg and sperm can join to become a fetus. Women wishing to prevent pregnancy often undergo a procedure called tubal ligation, to prevent eggs from meeting with sperm.
