When should salpingography be performed after ectopic pregnancy?

There are many reasons that lead to ectopic pregnancy in women. One of the important factors is problems with the fallopian tubes. As we all know, women have two fallopian tubes. If there are problems with both fallopian tubes, women will directly lose their fertility. As long as one fallopian tube is normal, there will be a possibility of pregnancy, but the chance of pregnancy will be greatly reduced. Therefore, once an ectopic pregnancy occurs, you must do a fallopian tube angiography in the future to understand whether the fallopian tubes are normal.

When should a salpingogram be done after an ectopic pregnancy?

It is important to pay attention to when to do hysterosalpingography after ectopic pregnancy. The answer to the question of when to do hysterosalpingography after ectopic pregnancy is as follows.

There are many options for the treatment of ectopic pregnancy, which depends on the desire for fertility, the size and location of the ectopic pregnancy and the patient's physical condition. For those who are unable to have children, the fertility can be preserved to the greatest extent possible while saving the patient's life.

Guidance:

Treatments for ectopic pregnancy include: 1. Laparoscopic surgery; 2. Drug therapy; 3. Open surgery

It is best to go to the hospital for a laparoscopy. To see whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, you also need to check six sexual items. If these are good. Generally speaking, there is no big problem. It is recommended to choose the appropriate ovulation period to have sex and try it. It should be possible to get pregnant.

I have had surgery for an ectopic pregnancy, which was in the right fallopian tube. The right fallopian tube was not removed. Now I am preparing to have a baby. I can do a hysterosalpingography now, or I can try to get pregnant without doing it. If the egg is in the right fallopian tube this month, it should be in the left fallopian tube next month, and the two ovaries will ovulate alternately.

If there is no rupture or bleeding in an ectopic pregnancy, it is best to perform laparoscopic surgery to treat it. It is best to preserve the fallopian tube to the greatest extent possible to minimize the impact on fertility. Open surgery to remove the fallopian tube has a great impact on fertility. Conservative treatment with drugs takes less time and if it fails, surgical treatment is still required.

An ectopic pregnancy is an abnormal pregnancy, which means that the fertilized egg does not enter the female uterine cavity normally and implants, but implants locally in the fallopian tube, causing great damage to the function of the fallopian tube.

Suggestions: If conservative treatment is adopted, the fallopian tube will definitely be blocked. In this case, a hysterosalpingography is recommended. If you are not in a hurry to prepare for pregnancy now, you can wait until before preparing for pregnancy to do a hysterosalpingography. Other checks are mainly to check ovulation and endocrine.