Patient's question:
Dr. Wang, I am currently trying to conceive. During ovulation this month, an ultrasound revealed 20-30mm hydrosalpinx on both sides of the fallopian tubes. My ovaries are not performing well, with only three present. I am 32 years old. The doctor here suggested a miscarriage and culturing dishes. Are there any conservative treatment options?Doctor's answer:
If you undergo conservative treatment, the amount of fluid in your fallopian tubes is so significant, it is likely caused by chronic inflammation, which will also affect conception. Additionally, you have poor ovarian function, which can be appropriately andously treated with ovulation-inducing drugs under the guidance of a doctor. It is recommended that you take anti-inflammatory medication orally under the guidance of a doctor before using ovulation-inducing drugs. If you continue taking the medication, if you do not conceive normally after three months, you should consider undergoing in vitro fertilization with the removal of both fallopian tubes.