Abortion can cause hydrosalpinx. Pay attention to four preventive measures in daily life

We must treat the occurrence of hydrosalpinx in a timely manner, especially to prevent the deterioration of its harmfulness. We must also clarify its causes and reasonably prevent it in daily life.

Harm of hydrosalpinx

1. Hydrosalpinx affects embryo implantation: The toxic substances of hydrosalpinx flow into the uterine cavity during embryo transfer, producing toxic effects on embryos transferred into the uterine cavity, affecting their development, reducing their implantation ability, lowering embryo implantation and pregnancy rates, and increasing miscarriage rates.

2. Hydrosalpinx induces ectopic pregnancy: The most common cause of ectopic pregnancy is hydrosalpinx, and preventing hydrosalpinx is the most important. Postpartum, after miscarriage, and during menstruation, attention should be paid to hygiene to prevent infection. If there is inflammation, timely and thorough treatment should be given.

3. Hydrosalpinx can lead to infertility: Hydrosalpinx can affect the passage of sperm, eggs, and fertilized eggs through the fallopian tubes, greatly reducing the probability of pregnancy in women and even leading to infertility.

4. Hydrosalpinx affects the success rate of IVF: Many patients with hydrosalpinx cannot treat IVF. Because embryos are likely to be washed away by rising water.

5. Hydrosalpinx can damage the endometrium: the fluid from hydrosalpinx can flow into the uterine cavity, causing damage to the endometrium, leaving a permanent impact on embryo cultivation tolerance.

Causes of hydrosalpinx

1. Abortion: Abortion includes artificial abortion, natural abortion, abortion, induced abortion, etc. After abortion, due to decreased resistance, the pathogen ascends through the reproductive tract and spreads to the fallopian tubes and ovaries, and then the entire pelvic cavity, causing salpingitis. Adhesion, congestion, and edema of the fallopian tube wall result in obstruction. Due to incomplete or untimely treatment of acute salpingitis, it can lead to adhesion of the fallopian tube mucosa. It can also be caused by incomplete miscarriage or residual placenta, and some individuals with intrauterine devices may develop chronic salpingitis. Long term inflammatory stimulation can cause the fallopian tubes to thicken, harden, adhere to and narrow the lumen, and cause adhesions at different positions of the fallopian tubes, resulting in hydrosalpinx.

2. Unclean sexual intercourse: Excessive sexual activity or menstrual intercourse, infection causing salpingitis and fluid accumulation in the fallopian tubes.

3. Pelvic infection: Improper abortion and delivery, attachment (pelvic) infection after delivery or miscarriage or menstruation, adhesion blockage, accumulation of mucosal cell secretion in the lumen, inflammation of the fallopian tubes, adhesion of the isthmus and fimbria, leakage and accumulation of exudate in the fallopian tube cavity