Patient's question:
Got married for two years and haven't been pregnant, and my body has always felt uncomfortable. During a physical examination, I found that I had hydrosalpinx in my fallopian tubes. The doctor said it affects pregnancy. Please ask: How should hydrosalpinx be treated?Doctor's answer:
Abortion, spontaneous abortion, medication abortion, induced abortion, unsafe sex, pelvic infection, etc., can cause adhesion, bleeding, and edema of the fallopian tube wall, leading to blockage. This can also result from incomplete treatment or delayed treatment of acute salpingitis, causing adhesion of the fallopian tube mucosa. It may also be caused by incomplete abortion or retained placenta leading to inflammation. In some cases, individuals with an intrauterine device (IUD) may develop chronic salpingitis, with long-term inflammatory stimulation causing the fallopian tube to thicken, harden, and develop adhesions and stenosis in different parts, leading to self-locking adhesions.Hello, there are several reasons why hydrosalpinx can cause infertility. Different causes require different treatments. Only by addressing the root cause can the disease be effectively treated. It is recommended that patients seek professional medical attention early for thorough examination and symptomatic treatment.