Patient's question:
What should I do about hydrosalpinx? I don't know if it's treatable. I don't even know what this disease is. I haven't had any abnormalities in my body, but I haven't been able to get pregnant for two years. My husband has been thoroughly checked and there are no problems. My detailed check-up results show hydrosalpinx. What is hydrosalpinx? Where should I go to get treated for hydrosalpinx?Doctor's answer:
1. Hydrosalpinx is an inflammatory condition caused by chronic tubal inflammation. If it involves both fallopian tubes, it can be difficult to conceive, requiring early treatment. If the hydrosalpinx is severe, surgical treatment can be considered. Surgical treatment is relatively fast and has a shorter cycle, while drug treatment is slower.2. It is recommended to confirm the location and severity of the hydrosalpinx. If it is severe, immediate surgical treatment is recommended, with the possibility of conceiving within 2-5 months after surgery. If the blockage and hydrosalpinx are mild, medication treatment under the guidance of a doctor is recommended. It is advised to undergo a detailed examination at a formal infertility hospital.