Abdominal pain after salpingography

Hysterosalpingography is a common fallopian tube examination. During the examination, it is important to note that it can only be performed after the woman's menstruation is completely over, after the woman's menstruation is over, and before the ovulation period. During the examination, the patient will feel pain, and there will be lower body bleeding after the examination. So how to relieve the abdominal pain after the hysterosalpingography?

Hysterosalpingography will cause some pain, which can last for several days. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited for one week after the operation. It is recommended that you observe for another two days. If the pain persists, go to the hospital's gynecology department for a follow-up ultrasound examination to confirm the diagnosis. The examination results show that the bowels are obstructed and not smooth. It is still necessary to seek treatment. This situation is prone to ectopic pregnancy.

The presence of blood and pain and heaviness in the lower abdomen are all caused by hysterosalpingography and are normal phenomena. Antibiotics can be taken to prevent infection. The fallopian tube is obstructed. Normal fallopian tubes should be obstructed. It will affect pregnancy and requires treatment.

The presence of blood and pain and heaviness in the lower abdomen are all caused by hysterosalpingography and are normal phenomena. Antibiotics can be taken to prevent infection. The fallopian tube is obstructed. Normal fallopian tubes should be obstructed.

Hysterosalpingography can not only indicate whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed and the location of obstruction, but also observe the morphology of the uterine cavity. This type of examination is relatively safe, does not require anesthesia, does not cause obvious pain, and is acceptable to patients. Angiography cannot cause pregnancy, and contraception is required for a period of time. Due to the different contrast agents of the hysterosalpingography, the time limit for pregnancy after hysterosalpingography will also be different. Some contrast agents allow pregnancy every other month, while others may require waiting three months to six months before pregnancy.

Hysterosalpingography requires the use of iodine contrast agents, which are extremely irritating to the body. Therefore, some stomach pain after the contrast is a reaction to the irritation, which can be said to be normal. Another possibility is that the fallopian tubes are inflamed after the contrast, so if the pain is still there after the reaction period, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.