Is it painful to have a fallopian tube hydrotubation test?

Blocked fallopian tubes are the most serious factor in female infertility. Therefore, many women choose hydrotubation to get pregnant as soon as possible. Will hydrotubation be painful? In order to understand it more thoroughly, please read the detailed introduction below. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Generally speaking, during the process of hydrotubation, the liquid will have a certain pressure, and this technology will cause the patient's fallopian tube to spasm, so there will be a certain amount of pain, but it is generally acceptable, and the operation is not very difficult, and it can also help patients solve their problems very well. However, choosing to have fallopian tube hydrotubation is still painful. Female patients will experience bloating and tingling in the lower abdomen, and there will also be pain when the fluid is injected into the uterine cavity through the catheter. The condition of each patient varies in severity. There are usually disadvantages to hydrotubation.

1. Hydrotubation is the process of injecting liquid into the uterine cavity using a catheter. The volume and surface area of ​​the uterine cavity are much larger than the cross-sectional area of ​​the catheter and the fallopian tube cavity. The principles of fluid dynamics show that pressure is equal to the pressure divided by the force-bearing area. Therefore, the pressure of the injected liquid reaching the fallopian tube is limited.

2. Hydrotubation is very blind. During the hydrotubation process, the specific progress of the injected fluid in the patient's body cannot be seen, and the location and nature of the fallopian tube obstruction cannot be determined. This is of no help in determining the treatment method and efficacy of fallopian tube obstruction.

3. The misdiagnosis rate of hydrotubation is high. It can neither determine the site of tubal obstruction nor the severity and nature of tubal obstruction. It can easily cause the risk of tubal rupture and massive bleeding like ectopic pregnancy.

Many patients do not understand hydrotubation and perform it blindly. Repeated hydrotubation is harmful rather than beneficial to the fallopian tubes. First, repeated hydrotubation may affect the peristaltic ability of the fallopian tubes themselves and the swinging ability of the cilia; second, each hydrotubation increases the chance of infection, especially in the case of improper disinfection. Many fallopian tube conditions that were not very serious originally may become further aggravated after hydrotubation.

Will the hydrotubation test hurt? The above content has given a detailed introduction. I believe that many women who encounter this situation want to have a comprehensive understanding of the above content to know whether the hydrotubation test hurts. So for women, after understanding the above content, in order to conceive successfully as soon as possible, they can do the hydrotubation test after understanding the above content to make themselves pregnant as soon as possible.