Can I get pregnant naturally with hydrosalpinx?

For patients with hydrosalpinx, a good diagnosis is essential. After the menstruation is over, a hysterosalpingography examination can be performed within 3 to 7 days. This will help to understand whether the tube is unobstructed and where the blockage is, etc., and then symptomatic treatment can be carried out. For those with more serious symptoms, surgical treatment should be performed in time to avoid infertility.

For patients with small amounts of fluid accumulation, conservative treatment can usually be used and no major examinations are required. Patients can receive dialectical treatment combining Chinese and Western medicine, with Chinese medicine conditioning internal treatment and physical external treatment applied simultaneously. If the symptoms of hydrosalpinx are severe, the amount of water is large, or a large tubo-ovarian cyst has formed, conservative treatment of hydrosalpinx is generally ineffective. It is best to consider surgical treatment after examination.

Guide wire: Under the monitoring of the screen and the direct vision of the fallopian tube endoscope, the fallopian tube is unblocked through local intervention, and drugs to prevent adhesion are inserted, and hysterosalpingography and recanalization are performed. The operation is performed under visual conditions, and the doctor can clearly and intuitively observe the situation of fallopian tube unblocking, and the positioning is accurate and safe.

Hysteroscopic and laparoscopic technology: Under the visualization of the hysteroscope, a special liquid is injected through the hysteroscopic operation channel. The patency of the fallopian tube is judged based on the injection pressure, speed, whether there is liquid overflow and whether there is reflux after stopping. If there are adhesions in the abdominal cavity, laparoscopy can be performed simultaneously to determine which segment of the obstruction is occurring. The proximal obstruction can be cleared as quickly as possible under hysteroscopy, resulting in less trauma, faster recovery, and more thorough treatment.

The safest and most reliable examination is hysterosalpingography, which can easily detect whether it is unilateral or bilateral hydrops, the severity of the hydrops, and whether the fallopian tubes are functioning normally. If the patient has not undergone hysterosalpingography, she should have the examination as early as possible between the third and seventh days after the end of menstruation in order to thoroughly clarify the condition.