Patient's question:
Female, after egg retrieval, it was found that there was hydronephrosis in the fallopian tubes, and there was a lot of pelvic effusion. On the seventh day of this month, an ultrasound was performed, and the report showed no hydronephrosis in the fallopian tubes, and the pelvic effusion also decreased. Should a tubal ligation surgery be performed?Doctor's answer:
Hydrosalpinx can vary at different times during the menstrual cycle. Generally speaking, it is necessary to address hydrosalpinx before IVF to reduce the success rate of IVF. Currently, there are mainly two methods to resolve hydrosalpinx: laparoscopic surgery for proximal tubal ablation, and 2) interventional embolization of the proximal fallopian tube in the radiology department. It is also important to rest more and avoid staying up late. Maintain a more regular lifestyle.