A hydrosalpinx, which is the medical term for fluid-filled fallopian tube, can make it difficult for a woman to conceive naturally. The fluid build-up in the tube can block the passage of the egg from the ovary to the uterus, preventing fertilization. Additionally, the fluid can create a hostile environment for sperm, making it harder for them to reach and fertilize the egg.
There are different options that can be considered to help a woman with a hydrosalpinx to conceive. The first option is in vitro fertilization (IVF) where the egg is removed from the ovary, fertilized with sperm in a lab, and then transferred to the uterus. This process bypasses the fallopian tubes and can increase the chances of pregnancy.
Another option is salpingostomy, which is a surgical procedure that involves removing the fluid from the fallopian tube and creating an opening in the tube to allow the egg to pass through.
Another option is salpingectomy, which is a surgical procedure that involves removing the affected fallopian tube, this is usually done when the tube is blocked or damaged and not functioning properly.
It is important to discuss with a specialist to determine the best course of action.
It is important to note that IVF and surgery are not the only options for conception, and other factors such as age, general health and the cause of hydrosalpinx should be considered.
It is a very tough disease . I will never suggest any patients with tubal blockage or hydrosalpinx to take a laparoscope. The surgery only solve problems temporaryly, cannot cure the disease radically. Tubal blockage and hydrosalpinx often recur after the laparoscope. That is because the inflammation in the pelvic cavity is still there.
Yes, it can reoccur. In December I had mine drained and now am scheduled for a complete hysterectomy in June. After delivering my first child I had an IUD for about a year with constant problems. I feel that the IUD had something to do with my hydrosalpinx and would not recommend one to anyone.
No, there should be no complications with pregnancy since the infant will also be O positive.
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