Patient's question:
How is bilateral hydrosalpinx treated? I want to ask what bilateral hydrosalpinx means, why does this condition occur, and I don't know what's going on. I want to get pregnant, but I have never been able to do so. Then I had a thorough examination and was told that I have bilateral hydrosalpinx, and both tubes are affected. What should I do? Can it be cured? Can we still get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
After bilateral tubal fimbrial hydrops, the function of the fallopian tubes in picking up eggs is impaired, preventing the sperm and egg from combining, which makes it impossible for women to conceive naturally. It can also lead to ectopic pregnancy. Currently, the main treatment for tubal fimbrial hydrops is minimally invasive surgery, which restores the normal function of the fallopian tubes, facilitates faster delivery, and has a high success rate. It is recommended to seek treatment at a reputable maternity hospital to avoid unnecessary detours. Drinking plenty of water and maintaining a positive mood are also advisable. Wishing you a speedy recovery!