Patient's question:
I underwent in vitro fertilization in June this year, and the implantation was successful. Previously, I had never had tubal effusion. Today is the eighth day of my period, and a vaginal ultrasound revealed tubal effusion. I have no symptoms. Why would I have tubal effusion? What should I do? Is this a serious problem?Doctor's answer:
Hydrosalpinx is generally primarily considered to be caused by tubal inflammation. It is recommended to actively treat tubal hydrosalpinx in a regular hospital. If it becomes severe, there may be a risk of rupture. It is recommended to undergo regular anti-inflammatory treatment. If the effect is not good, surgical treatment may be necessary.Regarding the introduction about "Is it problematic to do IVF in June this year?", that is all for now. We hope patients can soon be free from the troubles of the disease and enjoy healthy days every day~