Patient's question:
Is tubal hydrops serious? I want to ask if tubal hydrops can be treated, what causes it, and why is this happening? We want to get pregnant, but we don't feel any discomfort, we've been trying to conceive, but we've never been able to. A few days ago, my wife had a thorough examination and said that there is hydrops in the fallopian tubes. But we don't know what it is. I want to ask if it is serious and if it can be treated. What kind of help is needed: Is tubal hydrops serious?Doctor's answer:
Hydrosalpinx is caused by the delayed treatment of inflammation. For hydrosalpinx, it is necessary to conduct a correct examination of the degree of damage to the fimbriae's oocyte pickup function by experienced tubal specialists, based on the images from tubal contrast examination, the patient's medical history, and relevant clinical data. If the fimbriae have a significant chance of regaining function after tubal ostomy surgery, surgical treatment can be adopted. Surgical treatment can be divided into open surgery and laparoscopic surgery.