Patient's question:
After my fallopian tube hydrotubation, there was fluid accumulation in the uterine cul-de-sac (my uterus had never had fluid accumulation before). The doctor said the fluid accumulation indicated that the fluid from the hydrotubation had flowed into the uterus, which means the fallopian tubes are open, but the doctor also said they are open but not unobstructed.1. Does the fluid accumulation in the uterus indicate that even if it is not unobstructed, the degree of obstruction is not severe?
2. I don’t want to have a contrast examination. Can multiple cycles of hydrotubation help open it up?
3. Will multiple hydrotubations lead to fluid accumulation in the fallopian tubes?
Doctor's answer:
Not really. It's recommended to go to a Grade III-A hospital nearby for hysteroscopic surgery for treatment. You can get pregnant smoothly after the surgery.