What is the cause of right fallopian tube hydrops?

When problems are found in a woman's body during examination, timely treatment should be sought and treatment should not be delayed, otherwise it will not help the body. So what is the matter with water accumulation in the right fallopian tube? This is something that many people are not very clear about. There are some reasons for this situation in a woman's body. The following is a detailed introduction so that women can have some understanding and know what to do.

What is the cause of right fallopian tube hydrops?

The main cause of hydrosalpinx is that when suffering from chronic salpingitis, the fimbria of the fallopian tube becomes adhered or closed due to the influence of inflammation, and the fluid and exudate leaked from the fallopian tube lumen slowly accumulate. Another situation is that hydrosalpinx will also form after a woman has had her fallopian tubes tied for a long time, and it can also occur secondary to fallopian tube sterilization.

1. Adverse effects on the uterine cavity

1) Because hydrosalpinx mechanically interferes with the contact between the embryo and the endometrium, the normal ovulation of the female ovaries will also be affected, and the amount of fluid accumulated in the uterine cavity will gradually increase, causing an adverse effect on the uterine cavity.

2) The accumulated water contains a large number of microorganisms and toxic substances, which can directly enter the uterine cavity. The tissues where the accumulated water exists release cytokines, leukocyte factors and other inflammatory complexes, which directly act on the endometrium through the blood circulation, affecting the regulation of the fallopian tubes and uterus and affecting the implantation of the embryo.

3) Hydrosalpinx is often caused by infection, and most of them are ascending infections, which cause damage to the endometrium and leave permanent effects on embryo implantation receptivity.

2. Toxic effects of hydrosalpinx on embryos

Hydrosalpinx also has a certain impact on the embryo. Whether the embryo can implant and develop normally is related to the amount of hydrosalpinx. The toxic substances in the hydrosalpinx will have a toxin effect on the embryo when it enters the uterine cavity, affecting its development, reducing the embryo's ability to implant, and increasing the chance of miscarriage.

After understanding what causes right-side hydrosalpinx, women can improve it according to their specific circumstances. The common treatment method is surgery, which is very helpful in completely alleviating such problems for women, and surgical treatment will not cause much harm to women's bodies.