What causes fallopian tube blockage?

Fallopian tube blockage and fallopian tube adhesion usually cause menstrual pain, infertility and other conditions in women. Therefore, in order to further examine, women can undergo fallopian tube hydrotubation for examination, so that the female body can return to normal state. So, how many days after the fallopian tube hydrotubation can you have sex?

How many days after the fallopian tube hydrotubation can you have sex?

After the fallopian tube is opened, generally, within 1-2 weeks, because female patients will experience bleeding and excessive leucorrhea during this period, therefore, if they have sex at this time, there is a possibility of infection, bleeding during sex, pain during sex, etc. Generally speaking, regarding how long you can wait after the pressure test before having sex, the patient is required to abstain from sex for at least two weeks, or until the next menarche. This will have a certain impact on the development of the uterus and ovulation period this month. Some patients will experience no ovulation or poor uterine development this month after the pressure test, which will recover in the second menstrual cycle. And you can also choose some medicines to perform anti-inflammatory, promotion and other functions to better help the wound heal.

In addition, after the fallopian tubes are hydrotubated, the initial abdominal discomfort and a small amount of fluid discharge may occur due to the spasm of the bilateral fallopian tube muscles, resulting in increased secretions. The increased secretions can also be called leucorrhea. Some women also have secretions accompanied by blood, blood, and blood clots, which female patients often mistakenly believe to be gynecological diseases. Some women will also experience bleeding. Due to problems such as the doctor's improper operation and unhygienic conditions, it is easy to cause bleeding after the fallopian tube is opened, as well as bleeding accompanied by discharge.

Common problems after fallopian tube hydrotubation

1. Do not perform a vascular intervention examination during a menstrual cycle. For example, do not perform a patency-related examination immediately after a curettage or angiography after a perfusion surgery.

2. It is best to have a smooth-release examination 3-7 days after the end of the menstrual period. Because the examination is done too early and the uterine wall has not been completely repaired, the gas or degreaser during the examination may enter the blood sinusoids and cause blockage. It may also push the menstrual contents remaining in the uterine cavity into the fallopian tubes and then fall into the abdomen, causing infection or endometriosis.

3. In the common problem of fallopian tube hydrotubation, the internal openings and muscle wall lumens of both fallopian tubes are thin, the muscle layer is relatively thick, and muscle spasms are prone to occur when stimulated. Therefore, sedatives or antispasmodics should be used appropriately before and during the smooth examination.

4. When performing the examination, be sure to follow the principles and standards of aseptic operation to avoid nosocomial infection. On the day of inspection, the body temperature should be less than 37.5℃.

5. During the smooth inspection, pay attention to blocking the external cervical opening to prevent air leakage and fluid overflow that may affect the inspection results.