Does cervical effusion affect pregnancy?

The so-called bilateral fallopian tube edema is the accumulation of blood in the bilateral fallopian tubes, which makes the bilateral fallopian tubes unable to move freely to catch eggs, and may even be blocked. Common examination methods include ultrasound, bilateral fallopian tube uterine X-ray or laparoscopy. The cause is mostly inflammation caused by previous pelvic infection or severe endometriosis.

If bilateral fallopian tube edema is not resolved and in vitro fertilization treatment is carried out, many studies have shown that its success rate is lower than that of general in vitro fertilization treatment. The key reason may be that the water stored in the bilateral fallopian tubes will expel the test tube embryos in the uterus out of the body, or the water contains toxic substances that may affect the development of test tube embryos, thereby reducing the pass rate. Clinical medicine has also found that if a patient with hydrosalpinx is pregnant, the probability of spontaneous abortion will increase significantly.

Multiple abortions or curettage are a major cause of endocervical hemorrhage in women. What are the symptoms of endocervical hemorrhage? Some women will experience amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, oligomenorrhea, and secondary infertility after the disease. What is endocervical hemorrhage? For women with complete adhesions in the uterine cavity, long-term amenorrhea may occur; women with partial adhesions in the uterine cavity and/or partial destruction of the endometrium will experience oligomenorrhea.

Symptoms

1. Abdominal pain: There will be pain in the lower abdomen, but the level varies, some are moderate and some are mild. Most are potential discomforts.

2. Menstrual irregularities: The common manifestations are excessive menstrual flow or a significant increase in the frequency of menstruation.

3. Infertility caused by cervical hematoma: The bilateral fallopian tubes are affected to a certain extent by the symptoms, which further leads to the obstruction of the bilateral fallopian tubes and causes infertility.

4. Menstrual cramps: The closer to your menstrual period, the more severe the pain will be. You should understand the menstrual cramps during your menstrual period.

5. Others: such as pain during sexual intercourse, excessive leucorrhea, gastrointestinal obstruction, etc.

Treatment

1. Use an enlargement rod to expand the vagina and then insert an IUD. However, this type of endocervical hemorrhage surgery is blind and cannot restore the original shape of the uterine cavity, and the incidence of re-adhesion is high.

2. Hysteroscopy integrates diagnosis and treatment. Some difficult-to-solve endocervical hematomas can be handled in an intuitive, simple and safe manner. Membranous adhesions and fibromuscular adhesions can be separated under hysteroscopy or removed surgically; for connective tissue-like high-density adhesions, electrosurgical resection is required under B-ultrasound or laparoscopic monitoring. After the surgery for endocervical hemorrhage, an IUD or protein glue is placed to prevent re-adhesion, so that the patient can restore menarche and achieve the goal of pregnancy.

Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy are minimally invasive surgeries that are better treatments for uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, ectopic pregnancy, etc. Their advantages are not only reflected in the technology, but also in the care of the patient's psychological state. The Gynecological Minimally Invasive Endoscopy Center of Beijing Aobei Hospital has the world's top French [Ande WOLF] hysteroscopy and laparoscopic gynecological minimally invasive surgery diagnosis and treatment technology and equipment, as well as an experienced and highly skilled team of endoscopy experts, which can efficiently treat a variety of serious and major gynecological diseases.