Fallopian tube examination

Fallopian tube blockage is a common disease in infertility, so relevant examinations of the fallopian tubes are necessary. Fallopian tube examinations can be very effective and can clearly observe whether the fallopian tubes are blocked, or if there is fluid accumulation and other related conditions. During the fallopian tube examination, contrast agents are injected into the human uterine cavity through a catheter. If the fallopian tubes are unobstructed during the examination, many people will not feel much. If the fallopian tubes are blocked, it will be very painful.

After the fallopian tube examination, some women will experience a small amount of vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain. You need to tell the doctor about this and take some anti-inflammatory drugs appropriately. But you must rest well in the few days after the examination. Eat more nutritious foods and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Here are some precautions for fallopian tube examination, I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. Pay attention to the aseptic operation principles during the examination to prevent nosocomial infection. The body temperature on the day of examination should be below 37.5℃.

2. During the fallopian tube examination, female patients need to urinate and perform a cleansing enema to avoid affecting the normal progress of the fallopian tube permeability test or hysterosalpingography, mainly affecting the hysterosalpingography.

3. Please note that only one interventional examination can be performed within a menstrual cycle. For example, you cannot perform a patency test after a curettage or angiography after a perfusion. In particular, other reproductive system surgeries can only be performed several months after angiography.

4. During the fallopian tube examination, female patients should abstain from sexual intercourse within 3 days, and also abstain from sexual intercourse for 1-2 weeks after the fallopian tube examination to prevent sexual intercourse from affecting the examination and easily causing pain and bleeding in women.

5. Note that before the fallopian tube examination, you must do relevant gynecological examinations to find out whether there is any inflammation, mainly including examinations of the vagina and cervix, to prevent the presence of gynecological inflammation, which may affect women's fallopian tube examinations. If there is inflammation, check again after a few months after recovery. For those with a history of inflammation, appropriate use of antibiotics should be used to prevent and treat infection and to prevent the onset and spread of inflammation.

6. Note that the best time to check the fallopian tubes is 3-7 days after the end of menstruation. Because the examination is performed too early and the endometrium has not yet fully repaired, the gas or oil during the examination may enter the blood sinusoids and form an embolism. It may also push the remaining menstrual blood in the uterine cavity into the fallopian tubes and then into the abdominal cavity, causing infection or endometriosis.

We all know the relevant contents of the fallopian tube examination. It is best not to have sexual intercourse within two weeks after the fallopian tube examination to avoid infection and inflammation. Do not exercise a lot. It is best to rest in bed for the first few days to allow the body to recover.