Patient's question:
Hello, I want to understand what tests are needed for diagnosing tubal adhesion? How is tubal adhesion checked?Doctor's answer:
To check the fallopian tubes, a fallopian tube (hysterosalpingography) is required. The fallopian tube (hysterosalpingography) is divided into two types: iodine water (hysterosalpingography) and iodine oil (hysterosalpingography). For iodine oil (hysterosalpingography), a 24-hour delayed film is needed. The (hysterosalpingography) is painful, and breastfeeding is required for 3 months after the (hysterosalpingography). In contrast, painless iodine contrast (hysterosalpingography) not only serves the purpose of examination but also has no damage to the fallopian tubes. If other fertility conditions are met after the (hysterosalpingography), pregnancy can be attempted in the following month under the guidance of a doctor.Since the severity of the illness and symptoms vary from person to person, treatment plans should differ accordingly. To confirm the condition and provide targeted treatment, it is recommended that you visit a formal infertility hospital for examination and treatment to avoid missing the best opportunity.