Why can't you have sex before doing hysterosalpingography?

Nowadays, there are more and more ways to examine the body, and any organ or part can be examined in depth. For example, the fallopian tubes, which are important organs in the body, can also be examined through angiography to see whether they are normal. However, before doing salpingography, you must be adequately prepared and understand the related contraindications of salpingography. So why can't you have sex before having a salpingogram?

You cannot have sex before doing a hysterosalpingography examination. Generally, sex is prohibited within one week before the examination. Because hysterosalpingography needs to be performed in the vagina, prohibiting sexual intercourse helps reduce the chance of co-infection.

In addition to refraining from sexual intercourse before undergoing a hysterosalpingography examination, it should be noted that the patency test should generally be performed about 3-7 days after a woman's menstruation has completely ended. Before undergoing hysterosalpingography, patients must first find out whether there are other inflammations in the reproductive tract, which mainly includes vaginal and cervical examinations. If there is other inflammation, re-examination is needed after a few months of treatment. During the examination period, sexual intercourse and bathing must be avoided.

Hysterosalpingography uses diatrizoate contrast agent, which is painless and safe. The examination time is faster than iodized oil contrast, does not damage the fallopian tubes, can be quickly absorbed by the body and excreted through the kidneys, and does not affect normal pregnancy in the next month. Patients with mild adhesions of the fallopian tubes can have them opened at that time, and it is possible to become pregnant the next month after the examination.

Once again, female friends are reminded that they should refrain from sexual intercourse before undergoing hysterosalpingography to avoid infection. If a female friend is diagnosed with blocked fallopian tubes after a hysterosalpingography examination, COOK guidewire fallopian tube interventional unblocking technology can be used for treatment.

Why can't I get pregnant after having sex for half a year?

Generally speaking, women only ovulate once a month. According to statistics, if they have sex every day for a month, only 25% of women will become pregnant and give birth.

Relevant research has confirmed that the human fertilization rate is very high, but most fertilized eggs die in the early stages of pregnancy. It is generally believed that this is due to inappropriate timing of sexual intercourse and aging of sperm and eggs.

Therefore, attention should be paid to the timing of intercourse, implementation of timed pregnancy, and increase of pregnancy rate. It is best to have sexual intercourse 3 to 6 days before ovulation and on the day of ovulation. Having sex every other day is more effective than having sex several times a day.

In addition, it is best to use the changes in basal body temperature to detect your ovulation period, or you can use ovulation detection tools. Also, pay attention to the sexual position. The man can be on top and the woman can be on the bottom. Lie on your back for 15 to 30 minutes after sexual intercourse to promote conception. During sexual intercourse, the woman can place a pillow under her hips to prevent semen from flowing out.