Can angiography clear the blockage?

The bilateral fallopian tubes are a key part of the male reproductive organs and are an integral part of the uterus. From an anatomical point of view, these are two long, winding tubes located behind the uterus, which play a very important role in the process of women's pregnancy. The perfect egg cell or sperm-egg combination is delivered to the uterine cavity through the fallopian tubes. If both sides of the fallopian tubes are blocked, it is likely to affect women's fertility and reduce the chance of pregnancy. So, what should we do if the fallopian tubes are blocked? Can angiography unclog the fallopian tubes? Now, let's focus on these aspects.

In fact, angiography is a key part of gynecological examination. If some female friends have not gotten pregnant after a period of preparation for pregnancy, they need to have a gynecological examination to determine the factors that affect pregnancy, and angiography is needed if necessary. Through angiography examination, the condition of the lumen of both fallopian tubes of female friends can be determined to see whether there is unilateral or bilateral fallopian tube obstruction and the degree of obstruction. Only after the examination is clear can targeted treatment measures be taken.

Once blockage occurs, it is necessary to do unblocking treatment. Angiography is only an examination item. It is used to understand the situation inside the lumen after imaging. The actual situation will be reflected in the report order, but angiography has no therapeutic effect. The perfusion test is also an examination of the fallopian tubes of women. The difference is that the perfusion test has both examination and treatment functions. Many women who have undergone angiography will choose to use fluid to clear the fallopian tubes. Some women have severe blockages and need to use three mirrors and one wire to clear the fallopian tubes.

In general, these are some basic conditions about angiography that we often talk about today. Therefore, angiography has no effect on unblocking the fallopian tubes. If there is blockage after examination, it is necessary to choose fluid perfusion or three-mirror-one-wire perfusion treatment according to the degree of blockage. In this way, the transport function of both fallopian tubes is restored and women can become pregnant successfully.