Is fallopian tube recanalization surgery painful?

Female friends who have undergone ligation know that ligation is actually a little painful. However, with the opening of the second-child policy, more and more families want to have a second child. They all want to undergo fallopian tube recanalization surgery, but they are worried that recanalization will be as painful as ligation. Let's take a look at the details of whether fallopian tube recanalization surgery is very painful!

Is fallopian tube recanalization surgery painful?

Whether fallopian tube recanalization surgery is painful or not depends mainly on the patient's specific condition and the type of facility. The cost of fallopian tube recanalization examination and treatment varies depending on the technical requirements selected. If it is a comprehensive examination, the cost will be lower and the postoperative recovery time will be relatively longer.

To understand the prerequisite of the cost of fallopian tube recanalization, we need to first understand the whole process of technical examination items of fallopian tube recanalization. Professional fallopian tube recanalization is performed under the supervision of an experienced medical practitioner. It uses an ultrasonic instrument with a very small camera to guide the ultrasound into the fallopian tubes through cannulas. Recanalization agents are introduced into the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes through the cannulas. An X-ray machine is used for fluoroscopy and films. The appearance of the recanalization agents in the fallopian tubes and pelvis is used to determine whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, the location of blockage, and the shape of the uterine cavity.

The test of fallopian tube recanalization has little harm and has certain therapeutic effect. It is currently the most common inspection method used to determine whether the bilateral fallopian tubes are unobstructed, the degree of unobstructedness, and the actual location of blockage. In many aspects, it is irreplaceable by ultrasound, CT, MRI, hysteroscopy, laparoscopic surgery, bilateral fallopian tube endoscopy, etc.

The hysteroscopic assisted treatment method is roughly as follows: First, the uterine fundus, bilateral fallopian tube openings, and cervical canal are clearly visible under the hysteroscope to check for any abnormalities. Then methylene blue solution was introduced into both fallopian tubes. No reflux confirmed that the fallopian tubes were unobstructed. Most of the reflux indicated that the fallopian tubes were unobstructed. Adhesion separation and pressure-filling cannulation minimally invasive surgery were performed to ensure the patency of both fallopian tubes. The surgery causes little trauma, recovers quickly, and is complete without causing any discomfort.

I would like to remind everyone that if you want to undergo this surgery, you should not only consider the price of the surgery, but also the safety and effect of the surgery, which are more important.