Pregnancy despite fluid accumulation in fallopian tubes

Nowadays, many people suffer from infertility. The inability to get pregnant is mostly caused by fallopian tube problems, and hydrosalpinx is the primary reason. Hydrosalpinx will affect pregnancy, but depending on the severity of the disease, it can still be treated and then pregnant. You must have the confidence to overcome any disease. Many patients with hydrosalpinx can be cured and become pregnant.

Can I get pregnant with hydrosalpinx?

Hydrosalpinx needs to be diagnosed through accurate examination to know whether there is water accumulation, the location and degree of water accumulation, which is of great significance for women who want to have children.

Blockage of the fallopian tubes will affect the combination of sperm and egg, and fluid accumulation will also limit the activity of sperm. Therefore, it will cause female incompetence. Patients with mild symptoms can get pregnant, but the chance of ectopic pregnancy is higher. If not treated in time, the patient's life may be in danger due to heavy bleeding.

According to traditional Chinese medicine, blood flows when it is warm and stagnates when it is cold. Firstly, it hinders digestion, and secondly, it can easily damage the body's yang energy, leading to internal cold. The coldness will stagnate and cause menstrual blood to flow poorly, resulting in too little menstrual blood or even dysmenorrhea.

Women with kidney deficiency should eat more foods that are mild in nature and sweet in taste, such as yam, scallops, sea bass, chestnuts, and wolfberries. These are all good foods for women to nourish their kidneys. You can also eat more fruits and vegetables containing vitamin C, such as bell peppers, tomatoes, and strawberries.

Black beans are rich in crude protein and amino acids, and are easily absorbed by the human body. Black beans are rich in vitamin E and isoflavones, which are good antioxidants. They are also rich in anthocyanins and carotene, which are very effective in preventing atherosclerosis.

treat

Treatment of hydrosalpinx: For patients diagnosed with bilateral tubal fimbriae obstruction or only one tubal fimbriae obstruction or one tubal ampullae obstruction, or one tubal fimbriae obstruction confirmed by hysterosalpingography or laparoscopy, the suitability of salpingostomy surgery can be determined by correct reading of hysterosalpingography films and laparoscopic observation of tubal fimbriae lesions by experienced fallopian tube specialists. According to statistics, if the diameter of the hydrosalpinx is greater than 3 cm and the tubal mucosa is severely damaged, it is difficult for the fallopian tube function to recover after surgery. If the endometrium is in good condition, in vitro fertilization can be performed directly without the need for tubal recanalization (salpingostomy) treatment. The current treatment options for hydrotubation are: 1. Open or laparoscopic tubal ostomy 3-7 days after the menstrual period ends, with a success rate of about 20%; 2. In vitro fertilization, also with a success rate of about 20%.

Surgery

Salpingostomy is suitable for patients with unobstructed proximal fallopian tubes but fluid accumulation and atresia at the distal end.

(1) Surgical method: Laparoscopic salpingostomy surgery first fully frees the adhesions between the fallopian tube and other tissues. The fallopian tube is insulated through the cervix to expand the distal atretic fimbria of the fallopian tube, and the fallopian tube is fixed to the fundus of the uterus with non-destructive forceps. Whenever possible, make a cross incision at the original fallopian tube opening using a carbon dioxide laser or microscissors. If the original opening cannot be identified, a "cross" incision can be made in the thinnest avascular area of ​​the fallopian tube wall. Place the grasping forceps into the incision and open and close it several times until the incision is the desired size. The incision should be made towards the ovary as much as possible to facilitate egg collection in the future.