Patient's question:
How to treat hydrosalpinx and recover? After a thorough examination, I found that I have hydrosalpinx, a condition that interferes with fertility. How can this be treated effectively? How to treat hydrosalpinx and recoverDoctor's answer:
Infertility and sterility in women caused by fallopian tube issues are very common, including symptoms such as fallopian tube blockage, adhesion, and hydrops. If the fallopian tubes develop hydrops again, it can obstruct the combination of sperm and eggs, leading to infertility. Even if fertilization occurs by chance, the fertilized egg cannot reach the uterine cavity to implant in the fallopian tube, resulting in an ectopic pregnancy. Toxic substances originating from the hydrops can flow into the uterine cavity during embryo transfer, increasing the risk of miscarriage. It can also cause hydrops in the uterine cavity, interfere with the receptivity of the endometrium, and damage the endometrium. Fallopian tube hydrops can have a long-term impact on a woman's fallopian tubes, making it easy for them to become infertile. In such cases, it is recommended that patients visit a hospital promptly for thorough examination and treatment.