Patient's question:
What should I do about mild fallopian tube hydrosalpinx, what are the reasons for it, how did it happen like this, I want to consult about what causes hydrosalpinx in the fallopian tubes, where can it accumulate, I found it through an ultrasound examination, what should I do, do I need treatment, will it affect pregnancy, what should I do. What kind of help do I need: What should I do about mild fallopian tube hydrosalpinxDoctor's answer:
Vaginitis may lead to female tubal hydrops, but it does not rule out the possibility that tubal hydrops could be caused by other reasons. It could also be triggered by a surgical infection leading to tubal hydrops. Patients with tubal hydrops who show no obvious symptoms and have no fertility recommendations can be carefully monitored with follow-up visits without the need for treatment. However, if fertility recommendations are given, it is best to allow the condition to resolve on its own. Untreated tubal hydrops can cause severe damage to the fallopian tubes.