Patient's question:
My fallopian tubes are hydrosalpinx, and I haven't received any treatment yet. I want to have a child now, but I don't know if it will affect it. I'm so worried.Doctor's answer:
The hazards of fallopian tube hydrops to embryos: Embryo implantation also depends on embryo quality. Blocking embryo development, its toxic effects are related to the volume and concentration of hydrops. Toxic substances from the hydrops flow into the uterine cavity during embryo transfer, exerting toxic effects on the transferred embryos, affecting their development, reducing their implantation ability, lowering implantation and pregnancy rates, and increasing the risk of miscarriage.2. Causing ectopic pregnancy: In addition to causing infertility, it can also lead to ectopic pregnancy in women. This is because the fertilized egg fails to reach the uterine cavity and instead remains in the fallopian tubes or other parts of the female reproductive system to grow, forming an ectopic pregnancy.
3. Leading to female infertility: Cases of infertility caused by fallopian tube hydrops are common. If a woman's fallopian tubes develop hydrops, sperm cannot reach the place where it meets the egg, thereby affecting the woman's ability to conceive and leading to infertility.