Patient's question:
Does hydrosalpinx affect normal ovulation? Does it affect fertility? What should be noted?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Tubal hydrops does not affect ovulation. Tubal hydrops is caused by tubal endometritis leading to closure of the fimbriae, with the accumulation of exudate in the lumen. In some cases, it may be tubal abscess, where part of the pus is absorbed and liquefies over time, turning into a serous fluid and evolving into tubal hydrops.Advice: Tubal hydrops does not affect ovulation. Tubal hydrops is caused by tubal endometritis leading to closure of the fimbriae, with the accumulation of exudate in the lumen. In some cases, it may be tubal abscess, where part of the pus is absorbed and liquefies over time, turning into a serous fluid and evolving into tubal hydrops.