Patient's question:
I've been married to my husband for over two years now, and I'd like to have a child. Last week, we went to the hospital for a health check-up to see if we're suitable for pregnancy. During the detailed examination, it was found that I have hydrosalpinx in my right fallopian tube. I mainly want to consult whether it's possible to get pregnant without treating the right fallopian tube hydrosalpinx.Doctor's answer:
If the right fallopian tube hydrops is not treated, it is definitely very difficult to achieve pregnancy. Although the left fallopian tube can also reach normal fertility, the success rate will increase. Moreover, it requires a comprehensive analysis based on specific menopausal conditions. Through imaging examinations, it can be confirmed how the left fallopian tube and ovary are affected and how normal menopause can occur. This is the standard for judging whether the right fallopian tube hydrops can still lead to pregnancy without treatment.