Patient's question:
What should be done about bilateral tubal hydrops and blockage? I want to ask, what should be done when bilateral tubal hydrops and blockage occur? Can it be treated? What causes it? Why does this disease occur? Will tubal hydrops lead to infertility? Can it be treated? Can I still get pregnant? What should I do. The kind of help I need: What should be done about bilateral tubal hydrops and blockage?Doctor's answer:
Your bilateral tubal hydrops can lead to infertility. Tubal hydrops is usually formed by the absorption of inflammatory fluid in chronic tubal inflammation, but serous fluid seeps out from the tube wall and accumulates. Antibiotics are ineffective for tubal hydrops. The general treatment methods are traditional Chinese medicine and laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery. For your condition, it is recommended to undergo laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery, which offers a chance of complete recovery and natural conception after the procedure.