What causes hydrosalpinx?

　　One of the causes of hydrosalpinx is that when chronic salpingitis when, at female The fimbriae of the fallopian tube developed adhesions and atresia due to inflammation, and leakage and exudate gradually accumulated in the fallopian tube lumen. Secondly, hydrosalpinx may occasionally form after long-term fallopian tube ligation. There is also hydrosalpinx secondary to fallopian tube sterilization.

　　What is hydrosalpinx? If it is chronic hydrosalpinx, the patient may have fallopian tube enlargement, partial or complete atresia at the fimbral end of the fallopian tube, and adhesion of surrounding tissues to form scar adhesion, fallopian tube distortion, lumen stenosis or atresia, etc., thus forming hydrops or pus in the fallopian tube, as well as pelvic congestion or Pelvic effusion Or pus accumulation, etc. Hydrosalpinx is also more common in women with unclean sex. Some cases of hydrosalpinx are caused by pus accumulation in the fallopian tubes. The original pus cells and necrotic tissue in the lumen will be cleared by phagocytes after decomposition, and the pus will gradually turn into clear watery fluid.