Patient's question:
My fallopian tubes were carefully examined with contrast and are still relatively normal, but I can't get pregnant. What are the hazards of fallopian tube hydrops?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are mainly the following hazards:1. Infertility: Tubal hydrops leading to infertility is relatively common. If a woman's fallopian tubes develop hydrops again, sperm will be unable to reach the place where sperm and eggs meet, thus affecting female childbirth and causing infertility to recur.
2. Ectopic pregnancy: It not only causes infertility in women but also leads to the recurrence of ectopic pregnancy. This is mainly because the fertilized egg cannot reach the uterine cavity and instead remains in the woman's fallopian tubes or other areas to grow, resulting in ectopic pregnancy.
3. Embryo: Embryo implantation determines the quality of the embryo. Delaying the growth and development of the embryo has toxic effects that are related to the volume and concentration of the hydrops.