What should I do if I had sex before the angiography?

Generally speaking, many things need to be paid attention to before and after angiography, such as not having sex before angiography. The reason for prohibiting sexual intercourse before hysterosalpingography is very simple. Sexual intercourse will affect the effect of hysterosalpingography. To be specific, angiography is needed because the fallopian tubes are blocked, so that they can be unobstructed. If you have sex before angiography, ectopic pregnancy may occur, and the contrast agent may also affect the fertilized egg, and the possibility of fetal malformation cannot be ruled out. What if you have sex before the angiography?

Do not have sex before the hysterosalpingography examination. If you have already had sex without using a condom, it is best to postpone the examination until the next cycle.

Women should refrain from having sexual intercourse for one week before undergoing hysterosalpingography, because having sexual intercourse during this period is likely to cause infection. Therefore, sexual intercourse should be prohibited within a week. After hysterosalpingography, sexual intercourse should also be prohibited for one month. During this month, timely follow-up examinations should be conducted, mainly to check whether there is any inflammation. After the operation, you must pay attention to your diet, especially to keep your lower body clean in your daily life, otherwise bacterial invasion is likely to cause vaginitis.

Before hydrotubation or angiography, leucorrhea should be tested. Surgery cannot be performed if there is inflammation or bacteria. In order to avoid bringing bacteria into the fallopian tubes or ovaries and causing unnecessary trouble during surgery, sexual intercourse is not allowed before the fallopian tube examination. Patients need to be examined 3-7 days after their menstrual period has completely ended. If you undergo the examination too early, it is easy to get infected, but if you undergo the examination too late, it is easy to be misdiagnosed, so it is important to choose the appropriate time for the examination.

Having sex before angiography will have a certain impact on the angiography. If the patient is not in a hurry, it is recommended that the patient go to the hospital for salpingography between three to seven days after the menstruation ends next month. The patient should have a good rest after the salpingography, refrain from sexual intercourse within half a month, do not take a bath in a tub, and try not to eat raw, cold, spicy and irritating foods. Because having sex before angiography may increase the risk of ectopic pregnancy. After hysterosalpingography, the fallopian tube is unobstructed and the sperm and egg combine to become a fertilized egg. However, if the fallopian tube itself is diseased or affected by the contrast agent, the fertilized egg may not return to the uterine cavity normally to implant, resulting in the possibility of ectopic pregnancy, and the contrast agent will also affect the fertilized egg, so it is best not to have sex before hysterosalpingography.