How long does it take to get pregnant after iodized oil angiography

Getting pregnant is the dream of every woman, but the existence of diseases does not allow women to create a smooth process, and infertility is also very common. The bilateral fallopian tubes are the key organs in the female reproductive process, and the high incidence of fallopian tube diseases is also very high. Therefore, the examination and treatment of bilateral tubal infertility is also of great concern to women. Angiography is effective in detecting and treating fallopian tube diseases in women, and is also a common method in clinical medicine. So how long does it take after angiography to get pregnant?

The radiography is usually carried out within 3 to 7 days after the end of a woman's menstruation. This is not the ovulation period of a woman, so generally speaking, it has little effect on the egg cells and will not have a significant impact on pregnancy after the radiography. In addition, due to the differences in bilateral fallopian tube contrast agents, the time limit for pregnancy after contrast will also be different. Some contrast agents allow pregnancy every other month, while others may require waiting three months to half a year before pregnancy.

The doctor will give corresponding specific instructions based on the different bilateral salpingography contrast agents received by the patient at that time. Therefore, choosing a reliable hospital for angiography is also one of the key factors affecting rehabilitation treatment. In addition, the following matters should be noted after the angiography:

1. Before inspection, make sure that the reproductive tract is not inflamed. If there is inflammation, use antibiotics to eliminate the infection as much as possible to prevent the onset and spread of inflammation.

2. Perform smooth-related examinations 3-7 days after the end of menstruation. If it is too early, the uterine endometrium has not been completely repaired, and the gas or degreaser during the examination may enter the blood sinus and cause blockage.

3. The muscular walls and internal openings of the fallopian tubes on both sides are thin and the muscle layer is thick, so it is easy to spasm when stimulated. Therefore, it is necessary to take sedatives appropriately before or during the angiography examination.

4. When performing angiography, the principles of aseptic operation must be followed to avoid chlamydial infection. The body temperature on the day of examination must be less than 37.5℃.