Patient's question:
I previously had unilateral tubal hydrops and received treatment intermittently for about a year, but the results were not very significant. Now I want to have children, how can I give birth with tubal hydrops?Doctor's answer:
Hypothesis of the condition: Tubal hydrops is often associated with chronic inflammation of the fallopian tubes, which can lead to impaired sperm and egg transport, resulting in infertility.Advice: Simple medication treatment for tubal hydrops is not very effective. Since you have hydrops in one fallopian tube, but the other is normal, there is still a possibility of conception. You can focus on trying to conceive for a period of time. If you have not conceived within a year, it is recommended to undergo laparoscopic exploration. Based on the specific findings during the surgery, the treatment approach for the fallopian tubes can be determined. If the fallopian tubes are still intact during the procedure, there is a possibility of natural conception.