Patient's question:
Hysteroscopic examination revealed a tunnel-like uterine cavity with muscular adhesions on all walls. The endometrium was thin and smooth, and bilateral tubal openings were not observed. The cervical canal showed no abnormalities. Can this be treated effectively? I still want to have children. What should I do? People online say it's very difficult to conceive, so should I just consider surrogacy at an early stage?Doctor's answer:
Your hysteroscopic examination revealed that the uterine cavity appeared tunnel-like, with adhesive muscle layers on all walls, and both fallopian tube openings were not detected. It is indeed very difficult to conceive in this condition. Firstly, both fallopian tubes are blocked, and moreover, adhesive muscle layers on all walls of the uterine cavity have caused abnormal uterine morphology. This could be either congenital or a result of multiple uterine operations. The above is advice on the question "What should I do if the hysteroscopic examination shows a tunnel-like uterine cavity?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!