Patient's question:
Does tubal hydrops interfere with embryo implantation?Doctor's answer:
Female tubal hydrops may interfere with the passage of eggs, thereby interfering with delivery. It may also lead to difficulties in the loading and unloading of the fertilized egg, resulting in the recurrence of ectopic pregnancy. However, if one fallopian tube is unobstructed, it does not interfere with the fertilization of sperm and egg. With good uterine conditions and normal endometrial fibrosis, this does not interfere with the implantation of the fertilized egg. If there is bilateral tubal hydrops, active relief or artificial insemination and embryo transfer surgery may be necessary.