What are the symptoms of a salpingogram infection?

Hysterosalpingography is a method of detecting the fallopian tubes, but some people have developed infections after undergoing hysterosalpingography, which will have a certain impact on their reproductive organs and requires timely detection and treatment. After the hysterosalpingography infection, the patient will feel obvious pain, but it will not be severe in the early stage. At this time, the patient should do a timely follow-up examination and treatment.

How much do you know about hysterosalpingography?

During the hysterosalpingography examination, with the development effect of the contrast agent, the doctor can visually see the specific situation inside the fallopian tube and make an accurate judgment on the degree and location of the fallopian tube blockage. At the same time, it can also play a therapeutic role in clearing the fallopian tube for some patients with mild adhesions of the fallopian tube. Under strict adherence to the aseptic operating principles, the doctor does a good job during the operation and the patient does a good job of preoperative preparation and postoperative health care, generally infection will not occur. First of all, salpingography is not suitable for all infertile patients. Patients have acute or subacute inflammation of the internal and external genitalia; have severe systemic diseases and cannot tolerate surgery; women are not suitable for salpingography during pregnancy, menstruation, or within 6 weeks after delivery, abortion, or curettage.

How can inflammation occur after hysterosalpingography?

The doctor's operating standards are the key to whether there is infection after hysterosalpingography. During the examination, the doctor should pay attention to not inserting the catheter too deep to avoid damaging the uterus or causing uterine perforation; do not use too much force when injecting iodized oil, and do not push the injection too quickly to prevent damage to the fallopian tube; the cervical catheter must be close to the internal opening of the uterus to prevent 76% diatrizoate solution from flowing into the vagina, etc. Injury to the female reproductive tract organs will increase the chance of female infection and inflammation.

To prevent postoperative infection, it is very important for patients to prepare before and after the operation. The salpingography examination must be performed when the menstruation is over, generally 3-7 days after the menstruation is over. Sexual intercourse is prohibited within 3 days before the operation and 2 weeks after the operation. Do not rush to try for pregnancy within three months after the end of the salpingography examination, and contraceptive measures should be taken.

What are the symptoms of fallopian tube inflammation after angiography?

When acute salpingitis occurs, patients generally feel lower abdominal pain, heaviness, and frequent and painful urination. If female friends observe their vaginal conditions carefully, they will find that the vaginal discharge is bloody and pus-like, which may be accompanied by chills and fever, and may also include abdominal distension, constipation or diarrhea. If the disease occurs during menstruation or after miscarriage, the amount of bleeding will increase and the menstrual period will be prolonged.