Patient's question:
In the hospital, after undergoing a thorough examination, I found that I have a problem of hydrosalpinx in my fallopian tubes. Now I can't get pregnant. What methods can you recommend to alleviate hydrosalpinx?Doctor's answer:
When there is hydrosalpinx, it can affect a woman's fertility. Hydrosalpinx can easily lead to fallopian tube blockage, where sperm and egg cells are separated and unable to reproduce, which can cause female infertility. Hello, in terms of physical structure, the fallopian tubes are two pairs of long and curved tubes located at the upper edge of the broad ligament of the uterus. The inner side connects to the uterine horns, while the outer end is free and reaches the ovaries, through which the egg is released. If the fallopian tubes develop hydrosalpinx again, adhesions, blockages, or other inflammatory conditions, they can all lead to fallopian tube hydrosalpinx, resulting in female infertility. Hydrosalpinx cannot allow a woman to give birth, as the formation of life requires the combination of egg cells and sperm, only then can a woman give birth.