Is it necessary to do hysterosalpingography?

Hysterosalpingography is also a method used to check for fallopian tube diseases. This method can directly help patients with treatment during the examination process, but the risk of hysterosalpingography is very high. Most women will experience lower body bleeding after hysterosalpingography. In addition, when doing hysterosalpingography, it is necessary to avoid women's menstrual period. So is hysterosalpingography necessary?

It is generally not recommended to get pregnant immediately after completing hysterosalpingography. You usually have to wait for 3 months. This is because the rays during hysterosalpingography will cause certain damage to the body. Therefore, if you want to get pregnant, you must undergo a period of conditioning. If you get pregnant after hysterosalpingography, it is normal. At this time, you must pay close attention to the examination results and conduct an examination in the early stages of pregnancy to see if the fetus has any deformities. If the fetus has deformities, it cannot be kept.

There are some cases where women became pregnant after hysterosalpingography, and the babies born were relatively healthy. However, some babies born after hysterosalpingography were deformed. Therefore, you must closely monitor the condition of the fetus during pregnancy, and make sure to provide good care after hysterosalpingography. Female friends should eat more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins, and eat more beef and mutton, which can replenish the body's losses, help the body's recovery, and avoid the great impact of hysterosalpingography on the body.

The above is what I shared with you about whether pregnancy after salpingography will affect the fetus. I hope you can understand this question. I also introduced you to the care after salpingography. Although salpingography will cause some conditions in the body to a certain extent, it is not absolute. Therefore, after salpingography and pregnancy, you must closely monitor the condition of the fetus to see if any deformities occur.