Patient's question:
Problem Description: After undergoing contrast imaging, it was found that one fallopian tube has hydrops and the other is blocked but not completely. What should I do? I really want to have my own baby. The doctor said that abdominal surgery might be a solution. Can this work?Doctor's answer:
Endometritis of the fallopian tube causes adhesion and occlusion of the fimbria and isthmus. Exudate accumulates in the fallopian tube, forming hydrosalpinx. Sometimes it may develop into pyosalpinx. Over time, the pus is absorbed and transforms into serous fluid, evolving into hydrosalpinx. If it is confirmed to be hydrosalpinx, there is a possibility of blockage. An X-ray contrast examination is necessary to determine this. ZZJGetPostFlash("1","12451510181711901"); Answer: