Hysterosalpingography has a clearing effect

Angiography may have a certain unblocking effect on patients with bilateral fallopian tube mucus plugs or microvenous thrombosis, but it has no unblocking effect on moderate to severe adhesions caused by inflammation. If it is a mild film-like adhesion, it may cause adhesion separation after high-pressure medication, but this is not a recommended treatment option. Angiography is only used for examination and identification, not for treatment. If bilateral fallopian tube obstruction is found, it belongs to bilateral distal fallopian tube obstruction, which can be treated through laparoscopy. Proximal obstruction close to the uterus generally has a poor effect, and it is best to go for in vitro fertilization.

Fallopian tube blockage is very harmful to women, causing infertility, ectopic pregnancy, inflammation, etc. Angiography is used to check whether the fallopian tubes on both sides of a woman are unobstructed.

Contrast examination is a common X-ray examination method. X-rays and fluoroscopy can only identify human organs with large relative density differences, such as bones, heart, and lungs, but they are helpless against many human organs and tissues with smaller relative density differences. Angiography is used to check whether the fallopian tubes on both sides of a woman are unobstructed. Angiography is one of the most commonly used methods in clinical medicine.

There are two types of angiography. They are traditional iodized oil contrast examiners. They usually need to abstain from alcohol for three months and then try to find ways to get pregnant.

The digestible contrast agent technology uses a special water-soluble contrast agent, which is painless, has a fast film formation, more accurate test results, little harm to the human body, and does not affect the proper birth of the next baby.

The radiographer is one of the specialists who inserts the tube into the uterus and introduces the iodinated contrast medium. X-ray machines are used to take X-ray pictures. Based on the contrast agent images in the bilateral fallopian tubes and pelvis, it is possible to understand whether the bilateral fallopian tubes are unobstructed, the degree of fallopian tube obstruction, and the appearance of the uterine cavity.

Detection method. If the fallopian tube blockage is mild, it can be cleared through digestible absorbable imaging examination, but if the fallopian tube blockage is more serious, surgical treatment is required.

The therapeutic effect of contrast examination

one. More precise than that.

The inspection process is supervised by experienced doctors with high accuracy

2. Radiography is safer.

This product has the advantages of little damage, accuracy, and no damage to the endometrium of both fallopian tubes. Moreover, the injection has a green and safe therapeutic effect.

three. The inspection is more reasonable.

The radiography can clearly show the status of the fallopian tubes on both sides of the body, and accurately check whether the fallopian tubes on both sides of the woman are blocked.

Four. No pain.

The entire examination process is painless and does not require anesthesia. The patient will not have any mental stress during the examination.

Recommendation: Do not bathe or have sexual intercourse within two weeks after the examination, and use antibiotics appropriately to prevent infection. If there is a small amount of vaginal bleeding within a week after the test without any other discomfort, it is normal. If you experience bleeding that exceeds your menstrual volume or other discomfort, you should contact your doctor.