Patient's question:
What should be carefully checked in cases of fallopian tube hydrops? What should be carefully checked in cases of fallopian tube hydrops, and what are the causes? What should be carefully checked in cases of fallopian tube hydropsDoctor's answer:
Hello, Chronic Salpingitis: When chronic salpingitis recurs, the fimbriae of the fallopian tube can become due to inflammation, and the effusion and exudate in the lumen of the fallopian tube gradually accumulate to form hydrosalpinx. Some hydrosalpinx may also evolve from tubal abscess. The pus cells and purulent tissues in the lumen are compressed and gradually cleared by phagocytes, gradually turning into clear watery fluid. Some hydrosalpinx is not caused by tubal inflammation but is secondary to post-abortion surgery of the fallopian tube or fimbrial self-locking: If the fimbriae are completely self-locked, it will lead to tubal obstruction, thereby interfering with delivery. Even if it is incomplete self-locking, due to hydrosalpinx, the fallopian tube mucosa is often destroyed.