Patient's question:
Female, 34 years old. Recently, she has found that her private area is always itchy and feels hot, as if it were being burned. Is this a sign of inflammation? Please ask: How can hydrosalpinx be treated?Doctor's answer:
Most cases of hydrosalpinx are caused by chronic tubal inflammation. Tubal inflammation, tubal abscess, surgical reasons, or long-term tubal ligation may all lead to tubal. Hydrosalpinx commonly occurs in the fimbriae. Adhesions in the fimbriae cause them to lose their original function of picking up eggs, preventing eggs from entering the fallopian tubes normally for fertilization with sperm, directly resulting in female infertility. The duration of hydrosalpinx affects the combination of sperm and egg cells, making it easier to become infertile. Hydrosalpinx can significantly increase the chances of sperm and egg cell combination, requiring patients to undergo thorough examinations and treatment. Having hydrosalpinx makes it very easy to experience infertility. Long-term hydrosalpinx affects a woman's fallopian tubes, leading to infertility.