What should be paid attention to during hysterography examination

When many women have gynecological examinations, especially when examining the uterus, they sometimes need to do contrast examinations. Hysterography can also effectively examine many diseases, which can also enable many women's diseases to be discovered and treated in a timely manner. However, many women lack some common sense. In order to make the results of hysterography more accurate, we also need to make adequate preparations before the examination. Let's take a look at what we need to pay attention to during hysterography examinations.

What should be paid attention to during hysterography examination

1. The imaging time is selected from 3 days after the end of menstruation to before ovulation, that is, between the 7th day and the 4th day of the menstrual cycle. If you want to understand the condition of the internal cervical os, you should have angiography after ovulation.

2. No acute or subacute pelvic inflammatory disease, such as no inflammatory masses or tenderness in the adnexa on both sides, and body temperature below 37.5℃.

3. Examination of leucorrhea suspension showed no Trichomonas or fungal infection in the vagina.

4. Avoid sexual intercourse and deep water baths 3 days before and 2 weeks after angiography to prevent infection.

Hysterography examination indications

1. Infertility: The husband's semen examination shows no abnormality, the patient's BBT is biphasic and the corpus luteum function is good for 3 consecutive menstrual cycles, but still cannot conceive.

2. History of lower abdominal surgery such as appendectomy and cesarean section; history of pelvic inflammatory disease such as gonococcal infection and puerperal infection.

3. Patients with a history of chronic appendicitis or peritonitis, currently suffering from endometriosis, etc., who are being treated for infertility and are suspected of having fallopian tube obstruction.

4. Observe the morphology of the uterine cavity to determine whether there are any uterine malformations and their types, whether there are any uterine cavity adhesions, uterine submucosal fibroids, endometrial polyps and foreign bodies, etc.

5. Laparoscopic examination revealed adhesions outside the fallopian tube cavity, which should be used as a preoperative examination for fallopian tube plastic surgery, because HSG can further provide information on the situation inside the fallopian tube cavity.

6. For patients with a history of multiple spontaneous abortions during mid-pregnancy who are suspected of having incomplete cervical os closure, observe whether the internal cervical os is loose when not pregnant.

Having a healthy body is vital for every woman. The above is an introduction to what to pay attention to during hysterography. After understanding it, we know that we must be adequately prepared before the examination. First of all, we must relax and not put too much psychological pressure on ourselves. When we find the disease, we must also actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment.