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Fluid In Fallopian Tubes

Im 2 months post-op, and I was havnig horrible pain in the lower right side of my stomach. Well I thought I had appendicitis, but an ultrasound reveals ovarian cysts and Fluid in my fallopian tube(s).

Im freaking out. Im only 28, have no children, and I had the surgery to reach a healthy weight and increase fertility. i looked online and the fluid in the tubes can sometimes be the result of abdominal surgery ....... GASP .... seriously? The pain Im feeling is only inches below my port site .... is this a coincidence?

Anyone else had fluid in their tubes and still successfully had a baby???

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