Is it painful to do angiography?

To examine the bilateral fallopian tubes, a contrast examination is required. The contrast examination is divided into iodine water contrast examination and iodine oil contrast examination. The iodine oil contrast examination requires a 24-hour delay film. The contrast examination is painful, and contraceptive measures are required for 3 months after the examination. The painless iodine water contrast examination also has a therapeutic effect on the basis of examination. It does not damage the fallopian tubes. If other fertility conditions are met after the examination, you can try to get pregnant under the guidance of a doctor in the next month after the examination. The methods and costs of angiography are different, but the best time to test is to abstain from sex within 7 days after the menstrual period ends. It is recommended that you go to a reliable specialist clinic for testing, and try for pregnancy under the specific guidance of a doctor based on the results of the test.

Does it hurt to do an angiography? An angiography procedure includes preoperative preparation and usually takes about 10 minutes, so you don't need to worry. In addition, the operation will cause mild lower abdominal pain, which is bearable. If you are very sensitive to pain, it is recommended that you choose painless angiography, which can relieve your anxious mood and be more conducive to examination.

Contrast examination is an invasive test, so no matter which type of contrast examination is performed, there is a certain risk. However, the degree of risk varies depending on the type of contrast examination. Generally speaking, the probability of risk is relatively low. For example, cardiovascular angiography may cause allergic symptoms to the contrast agent, and the patient may experience pain. It is also possible that during the injection of the contrast agent, the patient's blood pressure changes and cerebral infarction occurs. If the internal organs are examined with acoustic contrast materials, there is a possibility of allergic symptoms to the contrast agent, but the probability of this occurring is low. If it is a bilateral fallopian tube angiography, the patient may experience abdominal bleeding due to inflammation of the bilateral fallopian tubes. Some patients may also experience vaginal bleeding after surgery or even infection.

X-ray imaging is the process of introducing contrast agent into the uterus and bilateral fallopian tubes, which is monitored under the fluoroscopy of an X-ray machine. This will cause the body to absorb some of the X-rays. However, the damage caused by direct X-ray exposure is mild and reversible. Perform a basic X-ray and try to pay attention to safety precautions, but don't be afraid. X-ray contrast examination uses iodine contrast agent, 40% iodized oil has a high density and a very good developing effect, but it is very irritating and can cause severe abdominal pain after surgery, sometimes causing acid peritonitis. The examination time is long, the absorption is slow, and it is easy to cause foreign body reaction and granuloma. If too much enters the vein, there is a risk of oil thrombosis.