Slight Hydrosalpinx of the right tubes?

My Ob/Gyn performed Laparoscopy on me support in Feb and noted surrounded by the Operative Report is the following...
"On the right side the tubes seemed to hold slight Hydrosalpinx."

Now I've already found everything I can about it and I know what it is, but is it something to verbs about?
I scrounging, it doesn't sound devout if there's merely fluid sitting in there collecting. Isn't rupture a possibility or am I worrying nearly nothing?
Has anyone ever experienced this? If so, what did you do or what be the outcome?
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My Dr removed that nouns of my tube and reattached the healthy ends, but the scar left form the surgery cause the Hydrosalpinx to reform contained by the end I have my tubes removed. Mine did rupture and it hurt like hell, the cramp was the judgment I had my tubes removed. It can increase the probability of tubal pregnancy and infertility. In my case the outcome is the solely way for me to hold a child is IVF.

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