Patient's question:
Female, 30 years old, went to the hospital for a check-up and was told that it was my problem that I haven't had children yet. I am really very distressed. Please ask: What are the symptoms of female infertility and how is it treated?Doctor's answer:
The process of tubal contrast examination involves first inserting a tube. In fact, tubal contrast examination is quite similar to tubal irrigation. If there is no tubal blockage, it won't be painful, because the contrast examination operates under X-ray. Some hospitals now use a pressure pump to inject medication, where the doctor operates from a separate room during anesthesia. If it doesn't unblock, the pressure can be very high, which can be quite painful. Each has its own characteristics.For infertility and infertility, Western medical examination techniques are advanced, with detailed classifications. However, when it comes to miscellaneous diseases, the limitations are still relatively large at present, mostly relying on hormone cycle therapy, surgery, etc. The effect of hormones is single and difficult to solve the fundamental problem, and there are more side effects. Overuse may even lead to an increase in perinatal function.