There are three main differences between fallopian tube insufflation and angiography.

Whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed directly affects whether a woman can become pregnant, so it is very necessary to detect the fallopian tubes. Hydrotubation and angiography are the main methods of detection. Angiography is impermeable, and angiography can only be done after the menstruation is over. So what are the differences between hydrotubation and angiography?

Contrast imaging involves injecting an impenetrable liquid into the body through the vagina and cervix using a syringe. The fluid will gradually flow into the fallopian tubes. Then X-rays and images are taken to determine the patency of the fallopian tubes. The overnight procedure is similar to that of angiography, except that normal saline is infused. The flow of water can be judged by feeling the pressure of the water being pushed in. Low pressure and smooth flow. Otherwise, it is blocked. In the center, open but not smooth. The cost of angiography is higher than that of overnight angiography; the accuracy of the former is higher than that of the latter. Pain level: Fair: A little painful, but bearable.

The angiography is to see whether your tubes are unobstructed. The overnight procedure is to wait for the angiography to be completed. If there is a blockage, the tubes will be cleared. The angiography needs to be done after the menstruation is over. Please note that you cannot have sex. The angiography was not painful, but a little sore. It hurts if you keep it going all night, and it doesn't go away in one go. You can go to a specialized gynecological hospital to get it done.

Both angiography and hydrotubation are actually diagnoses of the fallopian tubes. What is the difference between hydrotubation and angiography? It can be said that they are completely different. Hydrotubation is the process of passing water, while the doctor's feeling is used to judge whether the fallopian tubes are obstructed by looking at the amount of force used, whether there is reflux, and the amount of resistance. But we cannot know what the shape is. If it is blocked, we don't know where it is blocked. Only angiography can be a very accurate diagnosis. We can see the shape and position of the uterus, as well as the problems with the fallopian tubes. Now with the development of science, laparoscopes can be used for treatment while diagnosing. It is mainly composed of six parts: imaging system, image transmission coupling system, display recording and reproduction system, lighting system, inflation system and surgical instruments. Each part has different division of labor. After the doctor's delicate operation, excellent surgical results can be obtained, and gynecological diseases can be clearly diagnosed and eliminated.