What tests are needed before angiography?

If women have any problems with their reproductive organs, they need to go to the hospital for examination. Angiography is a very important test method to check whether there is a problem with the bilateral fallopian tubes. Generally, female friends use angiography when they have fallopian tube blockage. Is radiography painful? What are the common problems during the examination? What examinations need to be done before taking the radiography?

What should I check before taking a photo?

The radiographic examination can be done in the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital 3 days after the menstrual period ends. It can determine and treat the patency of the bilateral fallopian tubes. Generally, a routine examination of leucorrhea should be done before the examination, and it can only be done after the condition of vaginitis is eliminated. The cost of a general angiography examination is around 100. It is best to go to a reliable tertiary hospital for treatment, as safety is guaranteed.

Is angiography painful?

If a woman has problems with her fallopian tubes on both sides, angiography is generally required. Angiography can be used to better examine the detailed situation of the bilateral fallopian tubes, so this inspection method is very good. So is it painful to do angiography?

1. Women do not feel too much pain when undergoing bilateral fallopian tube angiography, because the nerves in the fallopian tubes are distributed in the muscle layer, and there is very little distribution in the mucosal layer of the fallopian tubes. Therefore, the mucosal layer is not sensitive to pain. Therefore, this type of surgery will not cause excruciating pain to patients.

2. Because patients have different physical constitutions, their main manifestations of pain are also different. Some women experience soreness in the lower abdomen from the fluids that are passed. Also, during uterine dilation, women may feel pain and a tearing sensation.

3. Therefore, the pain of angiography will also be determined according to the patient's physical condition. But overall, the pain caused by angiography is still within the tolerance range of women.

4. However, in specific situations, doctors will control the situation during the operation. They will give patients some sedatives, anesthetics, etc., or use methods such as pinching the cervix with forceps, so that patients will not feel pain.