Patient's question:
Left fallopian tube adhesionRight hydrosalpinx tip
Primary infertility
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the hydrosalpinx at the distal end of the right fallopian tube is a result of adhesions at the fimbriae, which block the fallopian tube. If surgery is provided to separate the adhesions on both fallopian tubes, the tubes become very unobstructed, and the function of the three segments is also normal, then the chances of pregnancy will be very high. If the hydrosalpinx is resolved, but the fallopian tubes are still not fully unobstructed, then the risk of ectopic pregnancy is relatively high. If treatment for the hydrosalpinx is done through medication, the patency of the fallopian tubes cannot be determined, and an hysterosalpingogram should be performed to understand the specific patency of the fallopian tubes. Only in this way can further judgment be made.